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What to Do When Someone Dies, now available for purchase, is a guide covering the basic concerns that people face when someone dies. Included are separate sections on immediate practical concerns, legal concerns, financial concerns, and tax concerns.
What to Do When Someone Dies is not an exhaustive do-it-yourself book. Instead, it is an overview of the concerns that typically arise when people die. Having a rough idea of these issues will aid you in dealing with an attorney, accountant, or other professional when someone dies.
Probate in California attempts to steer a middle course in between the sort of do-it-yourself probate books that you might see in a bookstore, but which offer little practical advice and the highly technical legal volumes that will make sense only to probate attorneys. Instead, it offers practical advice on the steps involved in a California probate. It is not a do-it-yourself book, but rather a guide which should be especially useful to law students, paralegal students, and anyone who is the executor or administrator of a probate estate in California.
Probate in California is now available.
Estate Planning for California Residents, first published in 1985, is now in its third edition (2004). Published by CCH (formerlyCommerce Clearing House) and running 224 pages, it is an overview of California estate planning and includes the following chapters:
Estate Planning for California Residents is not a do-it-yourself book, but rather a guide to assist you in dealing with an estate planning professional. Copies can be obtained from from CCH at 1-800-248-3248.
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