by HBP Law | Estate Planning, Financial Help
There are many different ways to express how much we care and say, “I love you.” Red roses, a date night, a spa day, or planning a trip are all great ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day. However, what says “I love you” more than assuring them that you... 
by HBP Law | Estate Planning, Family Law, Wills & Trust
Actress Naya Rivera, best known for her work on the TV series Glee, has been presumed dead by local authorities after an apparent boating accident at Lake Piru in Ventura County. Like many celebrity deaths, this tragedy is a good reminder that tomorrow is never... 
by HBP Law | Estate Planning, Family Law
When it comes time to make an estate plan, many families are forced to confront issues that beneficiaries may have with substance abuse. It is important that these problems are not ignored at this time. Giving an adult child who is struggling with addiction a sum of... by HBP Law | Estate Planning, Family Law
If you are going through a divorce, updating your estate plan is an important part of moving on with your life. Understand that, by law, you are legally married until the judge signs the final divorce decree. If you pass away before the divorce is final, your... 
by HBP Law | Estate Planning, Family Law
A medical directive is a document where you appoint someone to make your medical decisions in the event that two doctors have said you’re no longer able to make your own decisions. In those documents you’re also able to set forth what you want those... 
by HBP Law | Estate Planning
Generally, the probate process takes anywhere between 9 and 12 months. The length and cost of the probate process depends on the complexity of the estate, and whether the deceased left the estate in order. A lot depends on the courts’ calendar, and whether...