Law Offices of Lisa S. Golshani
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When you're in your 20s or 30s, "estate planning" might sound like something only for the wealthy or much older generations. However, including life insurance as part of your comprehensive Calabasas estate plan during your younger years is one of th ...
It's a common misconception: if you don't have children, you might think a will isn't necessary. After all, who are you leaving things to? However, an experienced San Fernando Valley estate lawyer will tell you that having a will is crucial for ever ...
For many families in Calabasas, a family business is more than just an enterprise; it's a legacy built on hard work and shared dreams. But when it comes time to pass the torch to the next generation, a common and often painful dilemma arises: what i ...
Even the most harmonious families can face conflict when managing trust assets. As an experienced Calabasas trust attorney, I've seen how having a neutral third party can be invaluable for preserving both family relationships and wealth during disag ...
As a San Fernando Valley estate attorney, one of the most common concerns I hear from parents is surprisingly consistent: "How can I make sure my son-in-law or daughter-in-law doesn't walk away with my child's inheritance if they get divorced?" I ...
One of the greatest benefits of a living trust is its flexibility. Life changes, relationships evolve, and sometimes the person you originally chose as your successor trustee may no longer be the best fit. As an experienced North LA County estate pl ...
Some clients wonder if they should divide decision-making responsibilities among adult children or other trusted helpers in their estate plan. As an experienced Calabasas estate planning lawyer, I often discuss scenarios where one person might serve ...
As an experienced North LA County will and trust lawyer, I'm often asked whether residents can legally write their own wills without an attorney. The short answer is yes—California law does allow individuals to create their own wills. However, the m ...
It's one of the most difficult truths we deal with in this work: We sit with clients—often in the midst of long illnesses—who tell us they are at peace. They've fought hard. They've made their decisions. And when the time comes, they're ready to let ...
A Calabasas Estate Lawyer Explains How to Keep the Peace We've all seen the movies—someone passes away, and the family gathers for the dramatic will reading, only to spiral into chaos when expectations don't match reality. But in real life, it do ...