FERPA Explained: Why Colleges May Not Talk to Parents
One of the most misunderstood laws affecting college families is FERPA.
01
Jul
Estate Planning
01
Jul
Why Every College Student Should Have a Power of Attorney
Most people think powers of attorney are only for elderly individuals.
01
Jul
My Child Is Turning 18—Do I Lose the Right to Make Medical Decisions?
It's One of the Biggest Legal Changes Parents Never See Coming
For 18 y...
30
Jun
California Professional Fiduciaries: Companies That May Be Able to Help When You Need an Independent Trustee or Executor
One of the most common questions we hear from estate planning clients is:
29
Jun
In California, What Happens If Divorced Parents Name Different Guardians in Their Wills and Both Parents Die?
For divorced parents, one of the most important estate planning decisions is choosing who should care for their m...
29
Jun
What Happens If Divorced Parents Name Different Guardians in Their Wills?
One of the most important decisions parents make in their estate plan is choosing who will care for their minor c...
29
Jun
Who Will Take Care of Things If You Have No Family? Why You Should Consider Naming a Professional Fiduciary
When most people think about estate planning, they naturally assume a spouse, adult child, sibling, or close frie...
10
Jun
Medications and Organ Donation: Which Ones May Matter and Which Ones Usually Do Not?
Many people want to be organ donors but worry that their medications may prevent them from helping someone after ...
10
Jun
What Happens If I Don’t Have a Healthcare Power of Attorney?
Most people understand the importance of having a will. Many know they should consider a trust, life insurance, o...
10
Jun
What Is a HIPAA Authorization, and Why Is It Important in Estate Planning?
When most people think about estate planning, they think about wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and who will in...
