Congratulations to Foster Krueger, APC Attorney, Tyler KruegerThe Law Firm of Foster Krueger, APC, is pleased to announce that partner Tyler Krueger has recently attained certification by the State Bar of California as a Legal Specialist in State Planning, Trust, and Probate Law, one of the legal profession’s most respected credentials for demonstrated expertise in this specialized area of practice. With this milestone, Foster Krueger now has two attorneys holding the prestigious certification. Founding partner Del Foster has held his certificate of legal specialization since 2009.
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By John C. Clark, Attorney at Law California law provides a procedure for avoiding the probate of an estate if the total value of the estate falls below a certain threshold and satisfies other conditions. If the estate qualifies as a “small estate,” the executor of the will or next of kin (in an intestate estate) may collect assets without the need to file a petition in probate court to accomplish the same, thus saving significant time and expense.
By Sean P. Dougherty, Associate Attorney A Behind-the-Curtains Look at the Enormous Price of a Probate in CaliforniaWe bet you’ve heard that lawyers are expensive, right? For that reason, many people think they can’t afford an estate plan. But consider this – can your children afford for you not to have an estate plan?
By Tyler P Krueger, Associate Attorney If You Fail to Transfer Property to Your Trust Before Your DeathA revocable trust—also called a “living trust”—is a legal tool that is frequently used as part of an estate plan. There are many benefits to using a trust, including the ability to transfer your property where you want after your death. The great thing about a revocable trust is that you can modify it any time during your lifetime. To ensure that your loved ones are spared any legal hassles, it’s important to do things right.
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