Guardianship vs. Conservatorship in California: What’s the Difference?

Guardianship vs. Conservatorship in California: What’s the Difference? In California, both conservatorship and guardianship serve as legal tools to help protect individuals who cannot care for themselves or manage their own affairs. Although they share similar purposes, they are distinct in their application and scope. Understanding these differences is crucial for anyone considering pursuing one […]

Protecting Your Children’s Future: Why You Need a Guardianship Plan in California

Protecting Your Children’s Future: Why You Need a Guardianship Plan in California As a parent, your children’s safety and well-being are your highest priority. You strive to provide them with love, care, and support every day but, have you considered what would happen to them if you were suddenly unable to fulfill your parental duties? […]

Every Parent’s Guide to Estate Planning: Peace of Mind Made Easy

Every Parent’s Guide to Estate Planning: Peace of Mind Made Easy Strapping your screaming kid into a car seat, cajoling your frightened toddler into holding still for vaccines, listening to your sweet baby wail as you leave her for the first time in the care of someone else … These are the not so fun parts […]

When the Unthinkable Happens: Putting Your Guardianship Wishes in Writing

When the Unthinkable Happens: Putting Your Guardianship Wishes in Writing No one ever wants to think about what would happen to their children if they were in a horrible accident, or worse. However, this is something that you can’t afford not to plan for.  The unthinkable happens to people every day, and not being prepared […]

Guardianship: What Documentation You Need To Create A Solid Plan

Guardianship: What Documentation You Need To Create A Solid Plan A big estate planning misconception is that to appoint a guardian for your minor children all you need to do is name a guardian in your will. Unfortunately, this is not true. A guardianship provided for in a Will only takes effect after you die. […]