Why Every Californian Should Have a Last Will
Many people assume a last will is only necessary later in life or for those with significant wealth. In reality, every adult in California should have a will—it’s a simple but powerful way to protect your loved ones and ensure your wishes are followed. Without a will, California law determines how your estate is divided. This means the court—not you—decides who inherits your assets, who cares for your minor children or pets, and how your estate is handled. Friends, stepchildren, and charitable causes you care [...]