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PROBATE RAXTER LAW NEWS Trusts UncategorizedRAXTER LAW, P.A. wants to say thank you to FIRST RESPONDERS by offering all first responders a custom drafted will, power of attorney, and healthcare directive FREE OF CHARGE

May 1, 2020by RaxterLaw

Raxter Law and its staff all want to say thank you to First Responders! So for the month of May the entire staff is dedicating time to draft a will, power of attorney, and healthcare directive for first responders and their spouses FREE of charge! Normally, a will package would cost $300.00 but because first...

UncategorizedRaxter Law discusses the new laws relating to COVID-19

April 6, 2020by RaxterLaw

Civil LitigationCIVIL REMEDIES FOR CHILD ABUSE

April 6, 2020by RaxterLaw

CIVIL REMEDIES FOR CHILD ABUSE Every day it seems there is a story in the news about a child being physically or sexually abused by an adult. In 2010 there were nearly 6 million children who were victimized by child abuse in the United States. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,...

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Business LawChoosing a Business Partner

March 27, 2020by RaxterLaw

When it comes to marriage the typical chain of events include dating, meeting family, getting a dog, moving into together, meeting friends and other steps so you know that you want to be married (excluding Vegas but that is another matter all together). However, it never ceases to amaze me how many people will jump...

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ELDER LAW Estate Litigation PROBATE TrustsWhere there is a WILL there is a way!

March 19, 2020by RaxterLaw

Where there is a Will there is a way! Most people think of wills as the only way to transfer property upon death, however, there are several instruments one can use to transfer property to loved ones upon their passing. First, let’s understand that even I you do not execute a will your property will...

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UncategorizedRiverside Superior Court closes amid COVID-19

March 18, 2020by RaxterLaw

The Riverside County Superior Court along with other local County Courts are closing or drastically limiting services in response to COVID-19. San Diego, Orange, and San Bernardino Courts are taking similar steps. Below is Riverside County’s response. In addition, please note that the Department of Veterans Affairs office, EDD, and Labor Commission are also closing...

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Real Estate Law Real Property LawLegal issues with real property

March 12, 2020by RaxterLaw

Legal issues with real property Property law is one of the most archaic areas of the law. The concepts for modern property law predate the American Revolution, and even many medieval concepts are still prevalent. The very concept of a “landlord” goes back to the time when those who owned land were, indeed, lords. Property...

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ELDER LAW PROBATE Raxter LawExecutor’s role in Probate

March 2, 2020by RaxterLaw

Executor’s role in Probate What is an “Executor?” In California the Executor is also called a personal representative. It is the person or entity nominated by the deceased person (the “decedent”) in a Will to administer the estate of that person as directed by the Will. Let’s start by stating that it’s both an honor...

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Did you know?ELDER LAW PROBATE TrustsCOMMON ASSETS MISTAKENLY OMITTED FROM TRUSTS

February 24, 2020by RaxterLaw

Being an Attorney that concentrates on all aspects of Probate matters, my office has come up with a list of the forgotten assets that are most commonly omitted from trust funding. That is, these assets are frequently found after death titled in individual names rather than being properly titled to the decedent’s trust. In some...

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Estate Litigation TrustsWhen a Trustee isn’t so trustworthy.

February 3, 2020by RaxterLaw

When a trustor drafts and executes a trust they install certain named persons as successor trustee(s) to serve in the absence of the initial trustee (usually the person creating the trust). No pun intended but you have to choose someone trustworthy to act. Unlike a will, a trust typically is not supervised by the court...

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