Why Age Alone Shouldn’t Decide Inheritance Many law firms take a “cookie-cutter” approach to estate planning: money is divided and distributed at certain ages—25, 30, 35. While this may seem practical, it’s also impersonal. At Kaminski Law Group, we believe your legacy deserves more. Why should 25 years on earth automatically mean someone is ready…
Virtual Trust Administration Across California — Convenient, Compliant, and Client-Focused Homepage/Social Media Teaser: Administering a trust doesn’t have to mean endless in-person meetings and piles of paperwork. With Kaminski Law Group’s virtual trust administration services, trustees and beneficiaries can work together from anywhere in California—as long as everyone agrees to the process. We handle the legal steps…
She Just Wants to Help: The Right Way to Let a Loved One Make Your Medical Appointments One of my octogenarian clients recently reached out with a thoughtful question: “My granddaughter is a nurse and knows my schedule better than I do. Can she just make my medical appointments for me, even if I’m not…
Medi-Cal Asset Limits Are Coming Back in 2026: Here’s What That Means After a brief period without them, asset limits for certain Medi-Cal programs in California are scheduled to return beginning January 1, 2026. This change may affect older adults and individuals with disabilities who rely on Medi-Cal—or plan to in the future. What’s Changing? Medi-Cal…
Executor vs. Administrator in California Probate: What’s the Difference? When someone passes away without a trust in California, their estate often needs to go through probate—a court-supervised process that can be confusing and time-consuming. One of the first questions people have is: What’s the difference between an Executor and an Administrator? Let’s break it down using…
