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It is that time of year again where people are filing their extended tax returns and are finding out they bit off more than they could chew with their taxes. Their tax debt is bigger than expected or their available cash is smaller than expected and they cannot see themselves paying their tax debt right away. What are your options if you owe a lot...
In today’s difficult times, many business owners are finding themselves caught between a rock and a hard place. Business owners must make difficult financial decisions to not only keep their businesses open, but to protect their families and their families’ financial security. One thing business owner’s often do in troubling times is stop payi...
You have worked hard to build your wealth. A single lawsuit, business dispute, or unexpected liability should not jeopardize everything you have accumulated. Learn more about asset protection in California.
Asset protection planning involves legally structuring assets to reduce exposure to creditors and lawsuits. It is particularly important for...
Many San Diego sellers list their homes “as-is,” believing it shields them from complaints after the sale. It does not work that way. In California, an “as-is” sale means the seller will not make repairs. It does not allow the seller to stay quiet about problems they know exist. Failing to disclose a known defect is one of the...
When an adult suddenly loses the ability to manage their own affairs because of an accident, illness, or dementia, the practical needs do not stop. Bills still need to be paid, doctors still need decisions, and property may need to be sold to cover the cost of care. Most people assume a spouse or adult child can st...