With over 28 years experience serving the San Francisco Bay Area, Elizabeth Johnson provides legal services in Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning, Powers of Attorney, Probate Administration, Advance Healthcare Directives and Elder Care Issues. Her legal expertise and personal approach allow you to confidently plan for your future and the future of those dear to you.
She will meet with you at your home or office and at your convenience, with flexible night and week-end appointments available. Too often, people think they don't need estate planning because they "have nothing". Estate planning is more than where your assets go.
She will meet with you at your home or office and at your convenience, with flexible night and week-end appointments available. Too often, people think they don't need estate planning because they "have nothing". Estate planning is more than where your assets go.
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Estate planning practice with a focus on trusts, wills and powers of attorney for asset management and health care, conservatorships, guardianships and elder care issues. The practice is based on one to one personal service with old fashioned house calls and quick turn around of custom created and carefully crafted documents.
Wills
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People with very small estates may not benefit from a Will for purposes of property distribution. People who do NOT want to have court supervision over the distribution of the estate may not get what they want from a will. On the other hand, most everyone else probably would benefit from a Will at a minimum.
Trusts
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Young, childless married couples who plan to leave everything to each other may not benefit from a trust;. People who want to have court supervision over the distribution of the estate may not get what they want from a revocable trust. Revocable Trust [also known as inter vivos trusts], that are fully revocable during the life of the "settlor", which would be the maker of the Trust.
Powers of Attorney
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A power of attorney (POA) is a written instrument in which one person (the principal) designates another (the agent) to act on the principal's behalf in a legal or business matter as an "attorney-in-fact". The term attorney-in-fact is commonly used in the United States, to make a distinction from the term attorney at law.
Advance Directive
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An Advance Directive [aka Advance Health Care Directive, Living Will, Personal Directive, or Advance Decision in different jurisdictions] is a set of instructions given by individuals specifying what actions should be taken for their health in the event that they are no longer able to make decisions due to illness or incapacity and appoints a person to make such decisions on their behalf.
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