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Author: paul

  • Skinny guy takes on the toughies

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    So the other night, I went down a rabbit-hole of ADHD and somehow arrived at this 80’s bro rock band opener named “Totty,” apparently playing a lineup with Ted Nugent. Now–let’s call it 80’s bro rock…I’ve never been a real fan. I remember when I was a teen in the 90’s one hot weekend night…

  • Power of the Abuelita

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    My roommate’s mom is in town from Mexico. A little backstory: Roomie Juan told me that while a young man in his twenties, he had to force himself from his mother’s home because he was becoming too soft. She would do all his cooking and cleaning and laundry and made his life a breeze. Now,…

  • Pour-Over Will California Form

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    A California Pour-over will is a key part of an estate plan. I recommend my estate planning clients utilize the pour-over will to prevent assets from getting tied up in probate court. Purpose of the Pour-Over Will California Form In most cases, a revocable living trust California form is the best way to transfer assets…

  • California Revocable Living Trust Form | Estate Planning

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    The California Revocable Living Trust form is a core component of your California Estate Planning documents. Read below to learn more about how a living trust works better than a will to give your property to your heirs. Save Time, Money, & Stress with a California Revocable Living Trust Form A living trust is a…

  • Powers of Attorney Types

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    You can create different powers of attorney types when when you assign one or more of your rights to another person. You can also create a power of attorney by assigning your rights to multiple people, who can either act jointly or unilaterally according to the rights you assign. The different powers of attorney types…

  • California Advance Healthcare Directive | Keep Your Loved Ones from Worry

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    The California Advance Healthcare Directive is a way for you to assign certain legal rights that pertain to your healthcare to another individual, called your “agent.” You as the assignor of rights is called the “principal.” Keep Your Loved Ones from Guessing, Keep Them from Worry As the principal, you use the California Advance Healthcare…

  • When you’re a star…

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    I’m not a political guy, but I do love me a good Trump quote every once in a while, to tickle my fancy. One of my top fave Trump quotes was published by the Washington Post in 2016 when Trump told Billy Bush that you can basically kiss and touch a beautiful woman without her…

  • California Estate Planning Attorney

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    Let’s face it: aging and death are the least fun parts of life to deal with. Thus, no one really wants to contact a California Estate Planning Attorney. But once you realize the time and money costs involved with not having an estate plan in place, this insight alone can be enough to ignite the…

  • This could depress or delight you…

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    Something randomly popped into today’s mental headspace–an exercise I had read about somewhere, or maybe I heard it on a podcast, which somehow stuck to my unconscious, and today manifested itself and beckoned my ADHD mind to follow it. The exercise instructs you to do the following: List all the pivotal stories of your life…

  • Misdemeanor DUI with Injury

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    Charged with VC 23153 Misdemeanor DUI with Injury DUI with injury under California Vehicle Code section 23153 is a special type of DUI allegation, which the District Attorney may prosecute as either a misdemeanor or felony. By definition, a misdemeanor conviction carries a penalty of jail time (but not prison time), whereas, a felony conviction…