Can an Incapacitated Person Sign a Power of Attorney? (Short Answer: No.) At Kaminski Law Group, one of the most common questions we receive is: “Can I get a power of attorney for my loved one who is already incapacitated?” It’s an important—and often urgent—question, especially when families are trying to help a parent or…
Planning for More Than Assets: Passing Down Values That Matter Last weekend, my daughter received her First Communion. It was a milestone our family had been looking forward to with joy and reflection. Moments like these have a way of pulling life into sharper focus. They remind us what truly matters—not the titles, the schedules,…
No-Contest Clauses in California: What Tony Hsieh’s Will Teaches Us About Protecting Your Wishes When Zappos co-founder Tony Hsieh passed away in 2020, it was widely believed he didn’t leave behind a will. But a recently discovered document shows that not only did he have a plan—he had some strong opinions about how that plan…
What Are Your Options for Burial or Cremation in California? When most people think about estate planning, they think about wills, trusts, and protecting assets. But one of the most personal — and often overlooked — parts of the planning process is deciding how you want your remains handled after you’re gone. This is something…
Will a Recession Impact Estate Planning? Here’s What You Should Know. There’s been a lot of talk lately about whether a recession is coming — or whether we’re already quietly in one. No one has a crystal ball, but one thing is clear: economic uncertainty always gets people thinking about their future and their finances….
