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Do I Need to Update My Estate Plan if I Move to Another State

When life takes you to a new state, your address is not the only thing that needs updating. Your estate plan also requires attention so it reflects your new circumstances and complies with local laws.

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Planning for Long-Term Care Costs in Your Estate

Planning for long-term care costs in your estate is necessary to protect your assets and create financial stability for you and your loved ones.

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Estate Planning for Blended Families

Blended families often consist of children from previous marriages, stepchildren, and new spouses, each bringing unique relationships and dynamics. Estate planning protects everyone's interests and minimizes or avoids conflicts.

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Can I Leave Property to a Non-Citizen

Leaving property to a non-citizen can be confusing. Are you actually allowed to do that by law? Fortunately, Davidson Estate Law can answer this question and resolve your estate planning issues with compassion and efficiency.

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Asset Protection Strategies in Estate Planning

When you plan for the future, you should first make sure your assets are protected. At Davidson Estate Law, we offer personalized and compassionate estate planning services at our offices in Oakland and Larkspur, California, and throughout Berkeley, San Francisco, San Rafael, Fairfax, and the Bay Area.

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Prenups and Your Estate Plan

When it comes to estate planning, one often overlooked but essential component is the prenuptial agreement or prenup. These legal documents can play a significant role in determining how your assets are distributed upon your demise or in case of a divorce.

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Understanding Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) Orders

One of the most challenging decisions that a person or their family may face is the decision about end-of-life care, specifically whether to sign a Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order. We know how emotionally charged these decisions can be, and we're here to help you understand DNR orders, so you can choose what's best for your situation.

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What Should I Do About an Irresponsible Heir?

Generally, you’ll want to make sure to provide as much as possible for your children after you pass away. However, estate planning can get more complicated if your children (or other heirs) can be irresponsible with money.

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Common Misconceptions About Probate

Estate planning can feel overwhelming, especially when faced with the prospect of probate. Many individuals planning their estates or seeking legal advice have misconceptions about probate

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Estate Planning When You’re Single

Everyone has a legacy that deserves a plan. For single or divorced individuals, proper planning is critical to ensure that their long-term wishes are respected, their assets are managed according to their preferences, and their loved ones are cared for.

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