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If you become incapacitated due to cognitive decline or an accident-related injury, you may want family members to step in to ensure your wishes are met regarding your medical treatment. However, there are certain steps that must be followed to ensur…
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Overview: Estate planning is about more than just documents: it’s about protecting your family, preserving your legacy and avoiding costly court processes. This article explores key issues every California resident should consider, from probate pit…
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A comprehensive estate plan shouldn’t only provide instructions for how your assets should be distributed after your passing — it should also include a plan for incapacity. While an incapacity plan can include a variety of tools to carry out your…
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Planning for the end of life is never easy. When death is imminent, though, making sure your affairs are in order becomes critical. If you’re in California and facing this difficult time, there are important steps to take to ensure your wishes are…
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White and Bright Partner Bridget Burns will present “Courtrooms and Compensations Don’t Mix… Estate Challenges and Opportunities for Real Estate Agents!” at the North San Diego County REALTORS event on March 19, 2025. Bridget will discuss…
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A powers of attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint someone you trust—known as an agent or attorney-in-fact—to act on your behalf. This can include managing finances, making healthcare decisions, or handling other important…
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Estate planning isn’t just for older adults — it’s crucial for young families as well. Importantly, if you have a minor child, you should strongly consider having a plan in place that will dictate who will take care of them in the unlikely even…
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