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      • How To Protect Your House
      • How To Protect Your Liquid Assets
      • How To Protect Your Retirement
      • How To Protect Your Spouse At Home
      • What Is Elder Law?
    • SSI Benefit Discontinuance
      • How SSI Benefit Discontinuance Happens
    • Trust Administration
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      • Adult Child Caring For Elderly Parent
      • Assisted Living
      • Home Care
      • Eligibility For Veterans Aid & Attendance
      • How Veteran Aid Planning Can Help
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    • Firm Overview
      • Esther C. Wang
      • Jason Oei
      • Our Staff
    • Practice Areas
      • Estate Planning
        • Asset Protection
        • Incapacity Planning
        • Retirement & Legacy Planning
      • Medi-Cal Nursing Home Benefit Planning
        • How To Protect Your House
        • How To Protect Your Liquid Assets
        • How To Protect Your Retirement
        • How To Protect Your Spouse At Home
        • What Is Elder Law?
      • SSI Benefit Discontinuance
        • How SSI Benefit Discontinuance Happens
      • Trust Administration
      • VA Aid & Attendance
        • Adult Child Caring For Elderly Parent
        • Assisted Living
        • Home Care
        • Eligibility For Veterans Aid & Attendance
        • How Veteran Aid Planning Can Help
        • Medical Needs
        • Wartime Veterans
        • Widows
      • Special Needs Trusts
        • Next Steps
        • Different Trusts for Different Needs
    • Testimonials
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      • Are You Prepared for Incapacity?
      • Avoid Probate and Save Money
      • Estate Tax Parameters that You Want to Be Aware of
      • Estate Taxes
      • I am under 50. Do I need an estate plan?
      • Is Do-it-yourself Estate Planning a Good Idea?
      • Long Term Care Cost is a Concern for Everyone
      • Social Security Facts
      • What Are Payable on Death Accounts?
      • A living trust is a good alternative to a will
      • Aid and Attendance Special Pension, The Military Advantage
      • Estate Planning, It is Relevant to You
      • GLBT Estate Planning
      • How to maximize Social Security Incomes
      • Lack of planning hits boomers hard
      • Late Singer Amy Winehouse Planned Well
      • Retirement Planning for Veterans
      • Surveys show estate planning often overlooked
      • The Anatomy of a Trust
      • Unification of Gift and Estate Taxes Should Be Understood
      • What are "Durable" Powers of Attorney?
      • What is HECM?
      • Where to keep your estate planning documents
      • Author Stieg Larsson had no estate plan
      • Can't I just prepare my will using a kit?
      • Effective Medicaid Expansions Remain Unclear
      • Estate Planning Resources: VA Improved Pension Program
      • Living wills, last wills, and living trusts
      • MetLife Survey on long-term care cost
      • POD accounts: The Cons
      • Spendthrift trusts can provide a good solution
      • The Don'ts of Estate Planning
      • The estate of Al Davis is instructive case
      • Do I need an estate planning attorney?
      • Charitable Giving with a CRUT
      • Know what to expect from Social Security
      • Legacy of Life
      • Long-Term Care Planning for Veterans
      • Useful NCOA Resources
      • Veterans Aid And Attendance Special Pension, the Military Advantage
      • Beware of Elder Financial Abuse
      • Debt Reduction Can Free Up Retirement Resources
      • Estate Planning in the Digital Age
      • Reducing Medical Expenses
      • Specialized Trusts Can Save Estate Taxes
      • Spendthrift Trust Can Provide Solutions
      • Holistic Long-Term Care Planning
      • Is Estate Tax Only A Concern For The Rich?
      • QTIP Is Useful Estate Planning Tool
      • What Will Happen To Your Estate Without A Will Or A Trust?
      • Estate Planning For People With Minor Children
      • Exiting your Business
      • Hazy Future for Estate Tax
      • Medi-Cal Planning
      • Staying on Track for Retirement
      • A Tailor-Made Estate Plan
      • Alzheimer's-Induced Dementia Common Among Oldest Old
      • Anticipated Lifespan Impacts Planning Efforts
      • Children of Ray Charles Wrangle with Foundation
      • Estate Planning: You Have Options
      • Frank Discussions Foster Family Harmony
      • Understanding Tax Laws
      • Reports: Dick Clark Left Huge Estate Behind
      • Take The Necessary Steps To Protect Your Assets
      • What Is An Inheritance Tax?
      • Asserting Your Wishes Is A Must
      • Select Your Trustee Carefully
      • Take Will Preparation Seriously
      • Understanding Medi-Cal: Professional Guidance Advised
      • Combining Your Benefits
      • Engage A VA Accredited Elder Law Attorney
      • What are Advance Health Care Directives?
      • Estate Administration: Who Does The Legwork?
      • Redlands, CA VA Benefits
      • Remove Your Home From Reach Of Claimants
      • A Moment of Clarity
      • Be in the Know Regarding Social Security
      • Elder Financial Abuse In The Internet Age
      • What Does "POD" Stand For?
      • Estate Planning: Retain a True Expert
      • Small Business Owners: Intelligent Advance Planning Is A Must
      • Dynasty Trust Can Be Effective For Wealth Preservation
      • Evaluate Heirlooms and Other Sentimental Items
      • Medicare Contains Multiple Parts
      • Rate of Estate Tax May Shock You
      • Getting Married Again? Talk to a Lawyer
      • How do you Provide for People with Disabilities?
      • It's Time to Call your Estate Planning Attorney when ...
      • Tortoise Approach Can Yield Positive Results
      • Veterans Benefit Alert
      • Choose Your Retirement Spot Carefully
      • Take Pause Before Starting Joint Bank Accounts
      • Is a Gift of College Tuition Taxable?
      • Living Trust for Discretion, Efficiency
      • Kinkade May Have Penned Wills While Intoxicated
      • Promising Alzheimer's Research Reported
      • Will Your Resources Last Long Enough?
      • Your Estate Planning Attorney Must Be Apprised of Relevant Details
      • Consumer Reports Weighs in on DIY Estate Planning
      • Fees You Can Expect to Pay for a Trust-Based Estate Planning Service
      • Something You Should Know About ILITs
      • Taxes and Inheriting an IRA
      • Avoid the Three Major Estate Planning Errors
      • Do Americans Underestimate their Life Expectancy?
      • Do You Have Incapacitation Planning? WHO Estimates Dementia to Triple by 2050
      • Do you qualify for Aid & Attendance?
      • Prevent a Family Feud by Reviewing Your Estate Plans Regularly
      • What Happens to Lingering Credit Card Debt after Death?
      • Estate Planning Questions You Won't Like
      • Celebrating Veterans' Caregivers with a High Five
      • Expecting a New Arrival? Be Prepared with an Estate Plan
      • When do you review an estate plan?
      • Caregivers' Contributions Eased by Veterans' Aid and Attendance
      • Elder Law 101: What Exactly is Elder Law, Anyway?
      • How do Veterans Access Aid and Attendance Information?
      • Protect Yourself and Loved Ones through Estate Planning
      • Special Needs Planning
      • Veterans' Aid & Attendance: A Closer Look at an Underutilized Benefit
      • Children can be Compensated for Care
      • Protect your Property Assets by Setting up a Trust
      • Simple Needs May Not Require Much Help
      • VA Pension Eligibility Standards for Veterans
      • Burial in VA National Cemetaries
      • DIC Coverage is for Veterans' Spouses and Children
      • Filing Process for Veteran's Aid and Attendance Program
      • If Only They Were Aware
      • Long Term Care Costs Reduce Veterans' Pension Income Ceiling
      • Relax Through Early Planning
      • Income and Net Worth under VA Aid & Attendance
      • Bad VA Decisions Do Happen
      • Many Families Provide Care for Elderly Relatives
      • Qualification for VA benefits
      • Elder Law: The Importance of a Durable Power of Attorney
      • Filing for Veteran's Aid: Documentation and Verification
      • Time Spent Helping Elders Studied
      • Who Should You Discuss Your Estate Plan With?
      • Do You Understand Medicare?
      • Common Questions Regarding Living Trusts
      • Is Your Loved One's Identity at Risk?
      • Ways You Can Lose Your Estate
      • Prince and Estate Planning -- What We Can Learn
      • Medi-Cal Estate Recovery is changing. Is it for the better?
      • Last Minute Retirement Tips Everyone Should Consider
      • Common Misconceptions about the Fiduciary Role
      • Does Your Estate Need a Probate Attorney?
      • Ways to Minimize Costs for Your Estate after Death
      • Why we Fail to Plan for Long-Term Care
      • How to Make an Advance Health Care Directive Work for You
      • Probate and Your Estate
      • Is It Important to Execute an Advance Health Care Directive?
      • The Costs of Dementia: For the Patient and the Family
      • Who Can Benefit from Estate Planning?
      • Why Creating a Living Trust Is a Good Idea
      • Lack of Planning hit Boomers Hard
      • The Do's of Estate Planning
      • How Will Your Final Wishes Become Reality?
      • Cautionary Tales: Update Your Beneficiary Designations
      • Is your loved one ready for an assisted living center?
      • Preserving assets and leaving legacies takes preparation
      • Protecting Your Legacy Of Service: Identifying Important Objects
      • Tips for discussing estate planning with your elderly parents
      • Different trust assets can raise different issues
      • Disability programs interrelated, benefits affect one another
      • Estate planning to maximize the benefits of wartime veterans
      • How Social Security disability claims are processed
      • Reducing the risks involved with administering trusts
      • Social Security Disability in California
      • SSA paying vets who are dead, not paying some who are alive
      • The importance of naming the right successor trustees
      • Thousands die waiting for Social Security benefits
      • Advice for principals considering powers of attorney
      • An overview of common trusts
      • Going back to work while on SSDI
      • How to serve as an executor
      • Long-term care planning is vital for the LGBTQ community
      • Long-term disability insurance offers security, peace of mind
      • Social Security appeals backlog reaches record length
      • Steps for discussing estate planning with your parents
      • The importance of end-of-life decision making
      • These estate planning mistakes can cause you trouble
      • Veterans' benefits and estate planning
      • What to know about Social Security Disability rules
      • Can you force reluctant parents to move to a home?
      • How California residents can protect their assets after death
      • How to apply and qualify for disability benefits
      • Social Security disability approval time
      • Submitting evidence to support disability claims
      • Think of estate planning during divorce
      • Types of trusts
      • Understanding Social Security disability
      • Why decanting may be best when altering a trust
      • Exploring the intangible side of estate planning
      • Handling digital accounts for deceased loved ones
      • Helping elderly parents with estate-planning needs is a true gift
      • How the Cy Pres doctrine may help to save charitable trusts
      • Medical records for SSD claims
      • Pain symptoms and disability claims
      • People too often overlook long-term care planning
      • Social Security disability application mistakes
      • SSA disregards short-terms needs of disabled people
      • The wait after getting approved for disability benefits
      • Veterans' benefits may pay for long-term care
      • Applicants denied disability can appeal the decision
      • Executive order helps veterans with mental health needs
      • Financial planning for senior citizens
      • How some mental conditions affect SSI and SSD benefit eligibility
      • How to handle returns to work while receiving disability benefits
      • Long-term care and Medicaid planning: It's time to take action
      • Navigating the disability benefit appeals process
      • Relocation and SSD benefits
      • Spendthrift trusts often call for a cautious approach
      • The next step after being denied twice for SS benefits
      • There is more than one way to reduce estate taxes
      • An explanation of SSDI and back pay.
      • Fast track programs for certain Social Security Disability cases
      • Nursing homes are expensive: Determine coverage now
      • Past work as it applies to disability benefits
      • Response times have no bearing on the merits of an SSD case
      • Social Security Disability applicants benefit from representation
      • SSD appeals
      • Tax law changes can alter estate planning strategies
      • The many advantages of a trust
      • Critieria to receive disability benefits
      • Estate planning and avoiding probate
      • Estate planning in your 50s: Things to think about
      • Filing a probate claim when estates are contested
      • How Social Security determines if someone is disabled
      • Points to know about a power of attorney
      • Reviewing an estate plan
      • Tax laws could impact charitable giving choices
      • Things to think about when buying long-term care insurance
      • Total disability assessments in SSD applications
      • Using living trusts
      • What to do if a social security appeal is late
      • Applying for Social Security Disability benefits
      • How to get through probate
      • How to help children with special needs
      • Making changes to trusts
      • Medication not necessary for a disability claim
      • Representation important to success at disability hearings
      • Timeline for disability benefit payments after approval
      • Trump Signs Measure to Protect SSI and SSDI Beneficiaries
      • Delays in Social Security Disability decisions
      • Determining appropriate care for elderly people
      • Disability hearings provide opportunities for SSD applicants
      • How to quicken the pace of a benefits case
      • Muddy Waters' estate still not settled 35 years after his death
      • Navy veterans could soon get Agent Orange health benefits
      • New life for bill that may extend Agent Orange benefits
      • Seven tips that can get executors on track
      • The right type of trusts
      • About charitable remainder trusts
      • About pour-over wills
      • About trust administration
      • Aging parents need financial health checkups
      • Applying for disability with limited medical records
      • How medical records impact SSDI and SSI determinations
      • How to react after a disability application is denied
      • Take wise steps with an unexpected inheritance
      • The benefits of professional estate planners
      • Unique trust administration needs
      • What to expect at a disability hearing
      • A special needs trust can preserve benefits
      • Applying for disability benefits
      • Disability claims and arthritis
      • Earlier planning for long-term care critical for asset protection
      • How disability benefit cases are decided
      • How medical records and work history affect SSD claims
      • How to fund a trust and ensure that assets are transferred
      • How to get disability benefits for back pain
      • Long-term care planning helps you in later life
      • Supreme Court to rule on disability case testimony
      • The importance of detailed information on SSD applications
      • Understanding the Pension Protection Act and your retirement
      • Cyptocurrencies, digital assets and estate planning
      • Effects of new tax law on trusts starting in 2018
      • Good cause could extend deadline for appealing SSD denial
      • Planning for estate taxation into the future
      • SLAT helps some families take advantage of estate tax exemptions
      • Starting the application process for SSD benefits
      • The decision makers who deal with SSDI benefits applications
      • The importance of appealing a disability examiner's ruling
      • Why appealing a disability denial is important
      • You may need to draft a spendthrift trust for some of your heirs
      • Alternative for being trustee or executor
      • Clarifying the definition of "disability" for SSD purposes
      • Estate planning when you're young: Do these 3 things
      • Heart attacks and Social Security disability claims
      • How representation can affect a disability claim
      • Social Security Disability reconsiderations
      • Speeding up a Social Secrurity disability claim case
      • The importance of creating an estate plan
      • The surviving spouse needs to make important decisions
      • Why aging adults need to start planning for long-term care now
      • Benefits help disabled veterans and their families
      • Cost-of-living increase for veterans' benefits
      • Estate planning and philanthropy
      • Estate planning doesn't have to result in family tension
      • How an RFC form can help with a disability claim
      • Preserving generational wealth is a worthy goal
      • Receiving a Social Security claim denial letter
      • Reviewing trusts can keep them up to date
      • VA outreach for underserved veterans
      • A medical source statement can assist a disability application
      • Applying for disability with no medical records
      • Approval for Social Security disability without a hearing
      • Common misconceptions about powers of attorney
      • Handling absent or uncommunicative trustees
      • Lessons to be learned from Stan Lee's estate issues
      • Parents can plan for their children's future today
      • Serving as executor can be a big job
      • Silent trusts can help people plan discreetly
      • Silent trusts provide discreet asset management options
      • 5 steps to choose the perfect nursing home
      • A deteriorating mental condition can be disabling
      • Applying for Social Security Disability: The first steps
      • Does a fast SSD benefits denial mean a weak claim?
      • Estate planning in retirement: Details requiring your attention
      • High court to hear SSDI arguments
      • Moving forward after an SSD benefits denial
      • Possibilities with second trusts for estate planning purposes
      • The duties of a trust executor
      • The roles of the executor and trustee
      • Using beneficiary designations to avoid probate
      • What to know about charitable trusts
      • Appealing a denial notice for SSD benefits
      • Benefit recipients may need to wait for their first payment
      • Common errors that lead to disability claim denials
      • Elderly are vulnerable to financial exploitation
      • Estate planning when a loved one is addicted
      • Expect long waits when applying for Social Security Disability
      • How to decide when to tell children about a trust
      • Severe impairment needed to receive disability benefits
      • What to know about long-term care planning
      • Disability hearings are often important but short
      • Estate planning can help people in various circumstances
      • Identifying the interested parties in probate legislation
      • Is it time to review and update your estate plan?
      • SSD benefits may not be permanent
      • The nature of work performed is a disability factor
      • Trusts provide privacy and do not require probate
      • Why estate planning is important for everybody
      • Handling probate and estate administration duties
      • Relocation and disability applications
      • Revocable trusts as part of an estate plan
      • Rules for filing a disability claim with Social Security
      • The truth about long-term care planning
      • Trust options outstrip scientific advances for afterlife
      • Understanding estate taxes after a person's death
      • Using a trust as a way to protect assets in estate planning
      • When do you need to start making a last will or estate plan?
      • Why it matters that Luke Perry had an estate plan
      • Account for passwords in an estate plan
      • Analyzing Lee Radziwill's estate plan
      • Avoid family conflicts over aging parents
      • Developing a comprehensive, current estate plan
      • Estate planning and hip-hop artists
      • Estate planning and personal property items
      • Heirs of Prince want Comerica removed as estate administrator
      • How to be an executor of a will
      • Overview of gross estate and federal estate tax exemption
      • Reasons to use a trust over a will
      • The role of trusts in financial planning for special needs child
      • A musician's estate remains open after three years
      • Carrie Fisher's estate detailed in probate papers
      • Could a trust protect your elderly parents' assets?
      • Estate administration in California
      • John Singleton's family fighting over $35 million estate
      • Protecting family relationships with estate planning
      • Special needs trusts explained
      • Trusts can help single parents with estate planning
      • What to consider when creating a special needs trust
      • Why special needs trusts can be beneficial
      • Tom Petty's family feuding over his estate
      • Big News On Trust Taxation
      • Deceased Musician's Estate Involved In Financial Dispute
      • Estate Planning For Chronic Illness
      • Using A Trust
      • When Trusts Are Better Than Wills
      • Blue Water Veterans Covered For Agent Orange Conditions
      • You Need to Be Aware of During a Crisis…like COVID-19
      • Understanding Special Needs Trusts in California
      • The Benefits of a Special Needs Trust Planning
      • How to Plan for Special Needs Children in California
      • Empowering the Disabled with a Special Needs Trust
      • The Value of a Letter of Intent for Your Special Needs Child
      • Understanding a Pooled Trust in California
      • Seven Bad Excuses to Keep Putting off Estate Planning
      • What is the Difference between Estate Planning and Elder Law?
      • The Biden Tax Reform and Households with Higher Incomes
      • Five Crucial Things to Include in an Estate Plan
      • A Law in California Addresses Fatal Nursing Home Cases of COVID-19
      • Medicare, Medi-Cal, and Out of Pocket Costs Associated with Alzheimer's Disease
      • Common Medi-Cal Planning Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
      • Medi-Cal is Important: Plan for When Your Ill Spouse Leaves Home
      • Adults with Special Needs and Care Options
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