Classifying types of property during an estate administration process can be complex. View here for 7 facts from a San Diego estate administration attorney.
Community Property vs. Separate Property? The Grossman Law Firm can help figure out which property is community property or separate property in California.
A recent Supreme Court decision may have a big impact on estate administration for same-sex couples. Same sex marriage is now federally recognized.
After losing a spouse, you may be left wondering what assets you will inherit. If your spouse had no will, you receive a spousal share under California law.
What is probate and what types of property should go through it? San Diego probate attorney Scott Grossman explains.
A pour-over will can be useful for catching assets not yet transferred into a trust, but what are the side effects? Read more by The Grossman Law Firm.
San Diego attorney Scott Grossman shows how to fill out and complete a Schedule of Assets under California probate law and offers a free book.
A revocable living trust is not a will and a will is not a trust
During an estate administration, you may need to work with a power of attorney or living will. It is important to understand the differences between the two.
If your loved one created a will while under duress, you may seek to have it invalidated. This is also true if your loved one was the victim of menace.
