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The timeline for probate in Orange County depends on factors like the complexity of the estate, the cooperation among beneficiaries, and other issues.  Fortunately, Amity Law Group is here to help you avoid unnecessary delays. Our experienced probate attorneys could guide you through the process, ensuring compliance with California law and helping you meet critical deadlines to close the estate...

Starting the probate process early means understanding where to begin. Knowing the steps to file a probate in Orange County can help grieving families efficiently manage the process. While there is no deadline to file probate, beginning the process early can be helpful, mainly if issues arise. A probate lawyer could assist families during probate filing and the process. Our...

Choosing the appropriate power of attorney for your situation may be more complex than filling out standard forms. In some cases, seeking legal help may be prudent. An experienced estate planning attorney could explain the different options for power of attorney, help you select an agent, and draft forms that meet your unique needs. Call Amity Law Group today to...

One of the most popular tools that people utilize to protect their assets is putting them into a trust for a beneficiary. People create trusts for their beneficiaries for many different reasons, but one important reason is to provide protection and limit the access that creditors have to their assets. When creating a trust, many people wonder whether a creditor...

When referring to a "living trust," most people mean a revocable living trust, which will likely meet the needs of most families. This type of trust may be amended or revoked at any time by the trustor, as long as the trustor is still alive and competent. After the trust is created, all assets (your home, bank accounts and stocks,...

A person’s last will and testament allows them to choose the beneficiaries of their assets and property. However, this process is not always clear-cut. In some cases, a will may be contested, or challenged. Consult with a determined estate planning attorney today for more information on contesting a will or to secure legal advocacy. What Constitutes a Contest of a...