For California Residents: If you or a loved one relies on Kaiser Permanente for medical care, understanding your rights during this massive healthcare strike is critical—especially when it comes to protecting vulnerable... Read more »
Source: Yahoo Finance – Moneywise If you’re a California resident approaching retirement age and considering announcing your retirement plans to your employer, you need to understand your legal rights. A recent trend... Read more »
If you’re a California resident concerned about how your name, brand, or creative identity will be protected after you pass away—or if you’re navigating a dispute over intellectual property left behind by... Read more »
If you’ve been named as an executor or personal representative in California, you’re likely facing complex legal responsibilities that can feel overwhelming. One question that frequently arises during trust administration is: “What... Read more »
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Keystone Law Group Partner Lindsey Munyer recently presented a Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB) webinar focused on creditors’ rights and claims within probate and trust administration. The session offered a comprehensive... Read more »
The housing market had a tumultuous year marked by low inventory and high interest rates that pushed prices to record levels. Prospective first-time buyers are hoping it will turn around in 2025,... Read more »
When your parent passes away, you and your siblings may be left not only grappling with your profound loss, but also with the potentially divisive issue of which siblings get what. Having... Read more »
Los Angeles City Council could enact safeguards for city renters dealing with legal representation and pets — both after-effects of the waning COVID-19 crisis. In a move to bolster tenant protections, the... Read more »
Interestingly, Probate Code sections 15800 (b) (3)-(4) work to give trustees a large degree of discretion in determining whether a beneficiary is owed the duties described in subsections (b) (1)-(2). Specifically, subsection... Read more »