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Advance Health Care Directive Name * Required Email * Required Phone * Required Question or Comments Submit Friday, March 27, 2015 A Living Will or Health Care Power of Attorney? Or Do I Need Both? Many people are confused by these two important estate planning documents. It’s important to understand the functions of each and ensure you are fully protected by incorporating both of these documents into your overall estate plan. Read more . . . Permalink Subscribe via Email Subscribe via RSS Previous Posts What Happens if you are bequethed a car that no longer exists? A Living Will or Health Care Power of Attorney? Or Do I Need Both? Planning Pitfall: Probate vs. Non-Probate Property Avoid Family Feuds through Proper Estate Planning Moving to Another State and How It Affects Estate Planning Common Estate Planning Myths Overview of the Ways to Hold Title to Property Top 5 Overlooked Issues in Estate Planning Considering Online Estate Planning? Think Twice Issues to Consider when Gifting to Grandchildren Blog Categories 529 Plans Ademption Administrator Advance Health Care Directive Beneficiary Burial Burial Charitable Giving Charitable Giving Community Property Conservatorships Cremated Education Elder Law Estate Planning Estate Recovery Estate Tax Executor Gifts Granchildren Guardian Guardian Incapacity Joint Tenancy Life Insurance Life Insurance Living Will Medi-cal Planning No Contest Clause Non-Probate Pet Trusts Power of Attorney Powers of Attorney Probate Retirement Accounts Social Security Special Needs Trust Special Needs Trust Trust Administration Trustee Trusts UTMA Will Contest Wills Blog Links Archived Posts 2015 March What Happens if you are bequethed a car that no longer exists? A Living Will or Health Care Power of Attorney? Or Do I Need Both? Planning Pitfall: Probate vs. Non-Probate Property Avoid Family Feuds through Proper Estate Planning Moving to Another State and How It Affects Estate Planning Common Estate Planning Myths Overview of the Ways to Hold Title to Property Top 5 Overlooked Issues in Estate Planning Considering Online Estate Planning? Think Twice Issues to Consider when Gifting to Grandchildren Preventing a Will Contest and Preserving Peace in the Family Paying for your Grandchildren's Education Protecting Your Vacation Home with a Cabin Trust Selecting an Executor Post Mortem The Role of the Successor Trustee Choosing a Guardian for Minor Children Problems with Using Joint Accounts as a Vehicle for Inheritance Leaving a Timeshare to a Loved One Executor Fees: How much are they and can the deceased make you agree not to take one? Is there anyway a disinherited child could receive an inheritance from an estate? 2014 July What's Involved in Serving as an Executor? Retirement Accounts and Estate Planning Preserving and Protecting Documents is Part of Healthy Estate Planning When to Involve Adult Children in the Estate Planning Process Estate Planning: How are Certificate of Shares Passed Down? What does the term "Funding the Trust" mean in Estate Planning? Testamentary vs Inter Vivos Trusts Your Wishes in Your Words When will I receive my inheritance? Refusing a Bequest What is a Pooled Income Trust and Do I Need One? Paying for Your Grandchildren's Education March Planning for Your Final Sendoff Preparing Your Family for an Emergency during School Hours Self-Settled vs. Third-Party Special Needs Trusts Medicare vs. Medicaid: Similarities and Differences February Charitable Giving Life Insurance and Medicaid Planning A Shared Home but Not a Joint Deed Removal of a Trustee What is Estate Recovery? Young and Ill, without Advance Directives Can I Get in Trouble with the IRS for Trying to Reduce the Amount of Estate Tax that I Owe? 8 Things to Consider When Selecting a Caregiver for Your Senior Parent Is a Copy of a Will Sufficient? What to Do after a Loved One Passes Away Don't Disinherit with a Dollar Rodriguez Law Offices represents clients throughout Southern California and San Diego County including but not limited to: Coronado, Point Loma, La Jolla, Del Mar, Chula Vista, Bonita, Bay Park, Hillcrest, North Park.