Our regularly updated blog discusses a variety of issues related to business, tax, and estate planning in California. Learn why an estate plan is necessary regardless of age or income, what steps you can take to reduce your tax liability and protect your assets, how to ensure your business remains on a solid legal foundation, and much more.
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A Tale of Two Marriages and One Prenuptial AgreementPrenuptial agreements can make a world of difference for our clients in a divorce, particularly when it comes to high-net-worth clients such as celebrities. In a tale of two very different marriages, we'll highlight the difference and provide considerations to strengthen the agreement for your client and his or her partner, if their marriage fails.
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What a Beneficiary Controlled Trust Can Do to Protect Your Legacy After You Are GoneSacramento Estate Planning Attorney
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On National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day, a Lesson in Life from Mrs. FieldsSacramento Business and Tax Attorney
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Britney Spears’ Sad Song … Warning: This Could Happen to YouSacramento Estate Planning Attorney
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IRS and Social Security Announce Increased Benefits for 2015Goralka Law Firm | IRS and Social Security
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Captive Insurance - Lessons to Be Learned From the Avrahami CaseGoralka Law Firm
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Lessons to Learn From Philip Seymour HoffmanGoralka Law Firm | Philip Seymour Hoffman
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Lessons to Be Learned From Robin Williams' EstateGoralka Law Firm | Robin Williams' Estate
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News on Social Security Benefits: Read All About ItGoralka Law Firm News on Social Security Benefits: Read All About It
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The $18 Billion Divorce!Goralka Law Firm | The $18 Billion Divorce!
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Business Valuations: an Estate Planning NecessityWhy would you consider keeping your business valuation current? You might be able to think of one or two reasons, but there are plenty: What if something calamitous were to happen to you as the business owner? It obviously would mean a major change. With an up-to-date business valuation, your...
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Why and How to Refuse an Inheritance"Disclaimer" is the legal term for a refusal of an inheritance, and it's defined as an irrevocable and unqualified refusal to accept an interest in property. Let's look at the circumstances in which a disclaimer can be beneficial: To avoid or reduce estate, gift and income taxes. Some states have...