How Often Should You Update Your Estate Plan?
An estate plan may reflect your wishes when you sign it, but circumstances can look very different a few years later. Changes in your family or finances may push older instructions out of step with what you want today. In this guide, The Law Offices of C. Lee Hewitt explains
What’s the Difference Between Estate Planning and a Will?
Many people assume that writing a will is all they need to protect their family and property when they die. A will is an important piece of the puzzle, but it’s only one part of a larger plan. Understanding the difference between estate planning and a will helps you make
Understanding Contempt of Court in Family Law
When a former spouse or co-parent ignores a court order, it can leave you feeling frustrated. California family court orders are legally enforceable, and there’s a specific process for addressing violations. If you’ve asked, “What is contempt of court in family law?” a knowledgeable family law attorney at The Law Offices of
Why Moving Out Can Be the Biggest Mistake in a Divorce
Deciding whether to leave the family home during a divorce may feel like a personal choice, but it carries legal weight that many people don’t anticipate. Understanding why moving out can be the biggest mistake in a divorce often comes down to how that decision affects your rights in court.
Estate Planning Strategies for Blended Families
The Law Offices of C. Lee Hewitt can help you navigate the complexities of remarrying, which brings a new sense of purpose and belonging, but also a pressing question: What happens to your assets when you’re gone? Blended families often have different dynamics than traditional ones, which means a standard
