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The Effect of California’s Proposition 19 on Real Estate Planning
Proposition 19 (Prop 19) is a new amendment in the California property tax amendment. This law made two changes to the existing property tax law. Hence, it will have an impact on your real estate planning.
Protect Your Real Estate Property from the Reach of Creditors
People often think that estate planning only involves leaving money and houses for your children when you die. You must...
Foreclosure Process in California
Unlike other states in America, the entire foreclosure process in California is a complex one. Also, there are judicial and...
Estate Planning: Is it too early?
Most California residents always think that they have all the aspects of their lives well planned out. They have the best...
4 Steps to Take to Ensure Your Estate is Safe from Creditors
If you are an estate owner, it is always best that you protect it from creditors. Although it is a very challenging process...
Foreclosure Process in California
The foreclosure process in California is very complicated. Unlike other states in America, you need a great deal of...
How California’s Proposition 19 Will Affect Estate Planning: The Way Forward
Recently, Proposition 19 (Prop 19) was passed in California. This new constitutional amendment contains two relevant changes in California property tax assessments. And therefore, it will have an impact on your estate planning.
Secure Your Future: Consult an Attorney for Your Estate Planning
One mistake many California residents make is that they feel they have their lives figured out. They have cars, big houses,...
Buying a Home Post Bankruptcy
Have you been dreaming about finally buying your home and settling down, but think it is just not possible with that past bankruptcy looming over your head? While bankruptcy is an apparent setback and can leave some people feeling down on their luck, it does not mean you have to give up on ever having a healthy financial situation.