by Edward Burns | Apr 6, 2020 | Estate Planning Attorney, Living Trusts
There’s a few easy ways to find a trust attorney. Our clients have found our firm in a couple different ways. Here’s how you can find a trust attorney to draft your living trust. The Most Popular Ways to Find a Trust Attorney Here’s our top methods... 
by Edward Burns | Oct 28, 2018 | Estate Planning Attorney
Probate Code 4401 and Credit Cards This question comes up a lot: “Can I sign credit card transactions with power of attorney for finance?” The short answer in California is “Sort of.” A power of attorney is required to sign using someone else’s credit card BUT… it... 
by Edward Burns | Sep 2, 2020 | Probate Court
Missing inheritances happen when communication breaks down. Stolen inheritances happen when information is shut out. Your best chance of protecting your inheritance, money meant for your family, is for you to act immediately. Where is My Inheritance? Did your parents... 
by Edward Burns | Aug 23, 2020 | Conservatorship, Estate Planning Attorney, Probate Court
Probate court cases are on the rise in our Rocklin law firm. With the current state of the economy, more people are taking probate matters in their own hands. But there is a huge reason why our clients hire us for estate planning: to avoid probate court in the first... 
by Edward Burns | Jul 16, 2020 | Estate Planning Attorney
Why A Last Will and Testament is Still Used When clients tell me they need to get a Last Will and Testament, two thoughts come up. First I ask myself, “does this client really need a Will or is he really looking for ‘estate planning,’ which is more... 
by Edward Burns | May 15, 2020 | Find Your Fit
Did you know that if you’re single, you have a plan already. Why? Because no plan IS a plan. Obviously, an active lifestyle includes more risk of harm. Even if you don’t live an active lifestyle, your family should know how to help you when you need it.... 
by Edward Burns | May 14, 2020 | Find Your Fit
If you’re married then you probably have heard about estate planning. There are a few major things that keep you up at night because you want to: 1) Ensure that your family is protected if one of you dies suddenly; 2) Eliminate the hassles and guesswork from... 
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