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Are Living Trusts Public or Private Records?
Probate is Public and Living Trusts are Private One common question our law office receives is,…
Medi-Cal Eligibility (2026 Guide for California Residents)
Medi-Cal Eligibility (2026 Guide for California Residents) Elder Law Services of California –…
Are Living Trusts Public or Private Records?
Probate is Public and Living Trusts are Private One common question our law office receives is, “Is a living trust a public or private record in California?” Most people assume they are public records similar to a will and that they must be recorded with the courts….
Medi-Cal Eligibility (2026 Guide for California Residents)
Medi-Cal Eligibility (2026 Guide for California Residents) Elder Law Services of California – Medi-Cal Planning Attorneys Understanding Medi-Cal eligibility is the first step toward protecting your health, your home, and your savings. Whether you are planning ahead or…
Understanding Medi‑Cal Estate Recovery in 2026
Why this still matters — and how families and individuals in California should plan ahead When many people hear about Medi-Cal, they think of health coverage for low-income individuals. What’s less noticed is the potential for estate recovery — the program under which…
Protect Your Home and Savings from Medi-Cal Estate Recovery Before the 2026 Rule Changes
Why this still matters — and how families and individuals in California can protect their assets The clock is ticking for California seniors and their families. Starting January 1, 2026, Medi-Cal will reinstate strict asset limits for long-term care eligibility — a…
New Medi-Cal Rules for 2026: What California Families Need to Know Before December 31, 2025
Major Medi-Cal changes are coming January 1, 2026 — and they could dramatically affect your eligibility for long-term care coverage. Here’s what you need to know to protect your assets and maintain benefits under the new rules. Key Changes to Medi-Cal Beginning…
2026 Medi-Cal Asset Rule Reinstatement: What You Need to Know
California’s Medi-Cal program is once again changing course. Beginning January 1, 2026, the state will reinstate asset limits for most older adults and individuals with disabilities applying for long-term care or other non-MAGI (non-Modified Adjusted Gross…
Free Elder Law Seminars During Nisei Week – Protect Your Future & Your Family
Seating is limited. Call now to reserve your spot: (310) 348-2995 Nisei Week is a time of celebration, community, and honoring the heritage of Japanese Americans. It’s also the perfect time to take steps to protect what matters most—your health, your home, and your…
Probate – A Legal Nightmare!
Why Probate Is a Legal and Financial Headache You Can Avoid The passing of a loved one is always a difficult and heartbreaking situation to endure. In addition to grieving the loss of a dear family member or friend, you must also begin to handle funeral arrangements,…
How to Pay Fund Your Retirement
Unlock the Value of Your Home to Fund a Better Retirement Strapped for cash? With the cost of food, gas, and healthcare going up, you might be running out of savings sooner rather than later. However, if you own your own home, there’s some good news. You might be able…