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When You May Need A Prenuptial Agreement with Your California Estate Plan to Avoid Probate
When estate planning in California, a living trust alone may not guarantee that your estate will stay out of probate. This is especially true if you have a blended family, acquired substantial assets before marriage or own a business. A prenuptial agreement (also known as a "prenup") can provide that added documentation you may need to secure your estate from the lengthy and horribly expensive probate proceedings.
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By Camaur Crampton Family Law, PC- Divorce.LegalWhen estate planning in California, a living trust alone may not guarantee that your estate will stay out of probate. This is especially true if you have a blended family, acquired substantial assets before marriage or own a business. A prenuptial agreement (also known as a "prenup") can provide that added documentation you may need to secure your estate from the lengthy and horribly expensive probate proceedings.
www.Divorce.Legal
California family law lawyers in Orange County, Los Angeles and San Diego: Prenuptial Agreements, Divorce and Child Custody Cases
Strategic Top High Powered Lawyers for Strategic Results
Having the Right Attorneys Makes the Difference