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How Much Money Should You Spend On Your Kids This Christmas?

How Much Money Should You Spend? Things to Consider: Ask yourself the following questions to get some perspective on this year’s Christmas. What do our kids already have? (Think: toys, books, clothes and gadgets) How many people will probably give them more? (Think: grandparents and other extended family) What do they need? (Think: clothes, educational toys or books) What do they want?...

What you Need to Know About Senate Bill 1050 Regarding Notary

What you Need to Know About Senate Bill 1050 Did you know that the notary requirements are changing as of January 1, 2015? Do your documents reflect the correct notary acknowledgement on them? Be prepared! The county will not take an old notary acknowledgement starting January 1, 2015. Changes: 1.  Requires the statutory acknowledgment, jurat and proof of execution certificate to...

What Happens If You Die Without A Will?

If you die without a will (also known as dying "intestate"), the State of California will decide how your assets are to be distributed. All community property and quasi community property will be given to your spouse. Separate property will generally be distributed according to California Probate Code 6401 and 6402: Survived by a spouse and children - In this case the surviving spouse will inherit...

What Can a Realtor Do For You?

Using a Realtor that you trust can really make a difference in the sale or purchase of your home.  Sellers and buyers don't always think of the great advantages and services that a Realtor provides.  There are so many legal aspects of each sale that it's vital to have a Realtor with...

How To Avoid The 10% Deposit On Probate Sales

Probate Sales Are purchasers in a probate transaction required to submit a deposit of 10% of the purchase price in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, or San Diego Counties? The answer depends on whether you have full authority or limited authority: Full Authority: If you are afforded full authority under the Independent Administration of Estates Act (IAEA) there is no minimum deposit...

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