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Timothy Pickart

Law Office of Timothy Cahill Pickart


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(949) 400-3183
Fax (949) 891-0216
email: tim@pickartlaw.com

A Will is a traditional legal document which:

  • Names individuals (or charities) who will receive your assets after your death.
  • Nominates an executor who will be appointed and supervised by the probate court to manage your estate; pay your debts, expenses and taxes; and distribute your estate according to the instructions in your will.
  • Nominates guardians for your minor children.

Most assets in your name alone at your death will be subject to your Will. Some exceptions include securities accounts and bank accounts that have designated beneficiaries, life insurance policies, IRAs and other tax-deferred retirement plans, and some annuities. Such assets would pass directly to the beneficiaries and would not be included in your Will.

 

 


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Law Office of Timothy Cahill Pickart
999 Corporate Drive, Suite #100
Ladera Ranch, CA 92694-2149
Phone: (949) 400-3183
Fax: (949) 891-0216
E-mail: tim@pickartlaw.com

 

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