When a loved one can’t make decisions, who steps in and how? That question usually comes up during stressful moments. A medical emergency. A new diagnosis. A sudden decline. Many families believe they already have the right paperwork in place, only to discover too late that what they planned for is not what California law…
“My situation is simple.” We hear that phrase all the time at Voorhees Law Group. And more often than not, it is followed by a story that is anything but simple. Families do not plan to end up in probate. They assume their estate is too small, too straightforward, or too obvious to get tangled…
Talking about money and mortality with your parents? Awkward—but necessary. It’s one of those conversations nobody looks forward to. You don’t want to sound like you’re angling for an inheritance, and your parents don’t want to feel like they’re losing control. But avoiding the topic doesn’t make the need for estate planning disappear—it just delays…
It’s true. When two families come together, there’s a lot to celebrate—but there’s also a lot to figure out. Especially when it comes to money, inheritance, and making sure everyone feels protected and treated fairly. In estate planning, those layers of love, loyalty, and responsibility can turn complicated fast. And without a clear plan, even…
