Category

Estate Planning

Home > Estate Planning > Page 8

Drone Use in Business: What’s Likely and Legal?

In June, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released its operational rules for the commercial use of drones, also known as unmanned aircraft (UAS). These rules provide clarity for businesses who may be contemplating the use of drones for commercial purposes. Perhaps the most well-publicized intended use for drones came from Amazon, the online retail giant….

Khan Academy Reinforces Critical Education Skills – for Free!

The quality of the education a child receives through public or private school systems can vary greatly. The end product is a function of many variables, including teachers, administrators, parents, and of course, the children themselves. In a school setting, the teacher-to-student ratio can have an enormous impact on how well any given child progresses…

Can I Force My Employees to Arbitrate Our Disagreements?

Many employers ask what they can do to avoid lawsuits. One of the best ways businesses can be more proactive in avoiding legal disputes and their attendant costs is to implement arbitration clauses as part of their employment contracts.Arbitration has traditionally been viewed as less expensive than litigation. While that’s not necessarily true in every…

The Four Tricky Cons of 2016

Electronic technology has brought about tremendous benefits for today’s society. We can access goods, services, and information, all at the touch of a button. The flip-side of that coin, however, is that this same technology has also spawned countless new opportunities for dishonesty and crime. It is unlikely that any person who has a telephone,…

Legal Rights of Grandparents: In Honor of National Grandparents Day

When all is ideal in a family, the bond between grandparent and child is a special one. Maybe you’ve even heard that grandparenting is the grand reward for parenting. But what happens when the grandparent becomes the parent? Or when parents’ divorce or one parent dies and a grandparents’ visitation rights are taken away? This…

Permission To Love Your Children

This is your letter of permission to go ahead and simply love your children. Put down those expectations that are ingrained in someone else’s idea of what it means to be successful in the world and stare a few moments longer into the precious eyes of the child who stands before you.Instead of asking how…

Do You Have a Business Succession Plan In Place?

As a business owner, you’ve taken on a big responsibility to your family, your clients/customers, your team and your partners. Most businesses are not sufficiently liquid to keep the company going and the owner’s family thriving, in the event of death. But with the right plan in place, you can ensure the people you care…

“We just had a baby! I think we need an estate plan, right?”

One of the most popular reasons why families contact me for estate planning is that they have small children at home.  Often, the conversations go like this: “We just had a baby, do you do trusts? I think that’s what I need, right?” “I wrote my will and left everything to my husband and kids. That’s all…

The Problem with Probate

“Probate is a lawsuit you file against yourself, using your own money, for the sole benefit of your creditors.” You may have heard of probate. But for those who have been through it, the very mention of the word usually brings up a string of nightmares all rolled into one. Probate is the name given…

Funding a Trust – What Does It Mean?

For those of you interested in creating a trust, you may have been told that one of the most important things to do after creating your trust is to fund it properly. If you don’t, it’s like having an empty box. The term “funding a trust” refers to the process by which you change all…

Where There’s A Will

A will is just one tool in the tool-belt of an estate planning attorney. Like any tool, it works great for the right purpose. But if you apply the tool in the wrong way, it won’t help very much – and sometimes it might even ruin what you’re trying to build. The same is true…

Clean Burials: New Mushroom Suit Removes Body Toxins

Clean Burials: New Mushroom Suit Removes Body Toxins If you have ever wondered about the impact your body will have on the environment when you are gone, you are not alone. Traditional burial and cremation both present significant environmental challenges. When traditional burial is used, embalming fluid—typically a formaldehyde cocktail—is injected into the body to…

Employee Departure and Trade Secrets

Minimizing the Risk of Employee Departure You’ve worked hard to build your business. You’ve developed products or services and the processes, policies, and strategies which drive them. So what do you do when a key employee tells you he/she will be leaving? How do you protect the business systems you’ve worked so hard to develop?…

Personal Growth As A Path to Financial Growth

Personal Growth As A Path to Supporting Your Business’s Financial Growth Many businesses can be started with a small financial investment. Online consignment, pet-sitting, and rideshare driver are just a few. But to grow your business, you need not just capital but internal insight. You need to understand just what makes you tick, otherwise the…

Contact Us

We want you to feel comfortable discussing your legal issue with us. Contact us today to setup a time to come in and talk with our team.

 

Our Firm Locations

Head Office

Bridge Law LLP

155 N. Riverview Drive Suite 212,
Anaheim, CA 92808
Get Directions 714-525-2400

Contact Us Today

We want you to feel comfortable discussing your legal issue with us, so we offer a free consultation to learn about your problem. Contact us today to setup a time to come in and talk with our team.