Did you know?Ari – Client support specialist
January 17, 2023by RaxterLaw
Meet Ari Pereyra the Client Support Specialist (everyone wants a title). He shares an office with Jay Pereyra and the two can be found doing legal research on most days.
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Conservatorship/GuardianshipSpecial Needs TrustsTrustsGuide to Special Needs Trusts
December 12, 2022by RaxterLaw
The Guide to Special Needs Trusts A special needs trust is a document you create to provide for a beneficiary who has a disability, chronic illness, or injury and relies on government assistance. The purpose of a special needs trust is to preserve current and future eligibility for two important government benefits such as Medicaid and/or Supplemental...
UncategorizedA number of financial resources may be available to help cover the costs of care for the person with Alzheimer’s or other dementia.
August 31, 2022by RaxterLaw
The Alzheimer’s Association is a great resource on different financial resources to help cover the costs of care. In order to qualify for certain programs you may need to discuss, amend, or properly plan your estate. If you need assistance with planning your estate or have questions on how best to qualify for the benefits...
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Estate Planning: Answering Common Questions of Seniors According to a study conducted by Caring.com, the percentage of people aged fifty-five and older who have created a will has fallen from 60 percent to 44 percent since 2019.[1] Although creating or updating your estate planning may seem like a daunting task, a proper estate plan can...
UncategorizedThe Access Pass – National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass Series, is available free for US citizens or permanent residents with permanent disabilities
July 8, 2022by RaxterLaw
The Access Pass, part of the America the Beautiful – National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass Series, is available free for US citizens or permanent residents with permanent disabilities. The Access Pass may be issued to U.S. citizens or permanent residents of any age that have been medically determined to have a permanent disability (does not...
UncategorizedU.S. Currency Reader Program – BEP provides currency readers, free of charge, to all eligible blind and visually impaired
July 8, 2022by RaxterLaw
Did you know that the BEP provides currency readers, free of charge, to all eligible blind and visually impaired U.S. citizens and national residents? All you need to do is complete this form.
UncategorizedTrust Law Update – The court can order attorneys fees and costs in an amount that exceeds your interest in the trust
June 16, 2022by RaxterLaw
The California Appellate Court recently dealt with the issue when a party filed a lawsuit to set aside a trust based on forgery. Once the Court ruled that no forgery occurred the Court then levied attorney fees and costs against the party that brought the forgery case. The Court issued a very substantial attorney fees...
Did you know?ELDER LAWCase Law Update – Residential Care Patient was not bound by the arbitration clause
June 3, 2022by RaxterLaw
The Court recently ruled in this particular set of circumstances that a residential care facility resident was not bound by an arbitration agreement her daughter signed on her behalf when placing her at the facility. Arbitration clauses are not in themselves bad but they can be oppressive especially when it relates to care facilities. To...
Did you know?Real Estate LawReal Property LawReal Property Case Law Update – Buyers agents have no duty to disclose to seller that the price is too low
May 31, 2022by RaxterLaw
Real estate agents and brokers owe a duty to their clients. However, what happens when the seller of a property has seller’s remorse and complains that they sold the property “too cheap”? Is the broker or agent liable? Recently the Court dealt with this issue and determined that a broker solely representing a buyer had...