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Many people assume that if they die without an estate plan, their property will simply go to their family. In California, that assumption is only partly true. What actually happens is more rigid, more technical, and often more disruptive than people expect.

On January 14, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision in Case v. Montana that matters for anyone litigating, or concerned about, welfare checks, mental health crisis calls, and warrantless home entries.

As the warm sun and long days of summer beckon, many of us are eager to embrace the season's adventures. Whether you're planning a family vacation, organizing a neighborhood barbecue, or simply enjoying some well-deserved relaxation, it's essential to remain mindful of potential legal considerations.

Believe it or not, when a person does a criminal act and is arrested there is a moment of decision by the prosecuting authority whether or not to pursue charges aka push the case further down the legal gambit. A lot of people have an on/off view of the guilty/innocent process but in reality there is a ton of grey area.

Six steps on reviving agreements that have become outdated, also known as zombie contracts. Hire a legal professional to regularly review long forgotten agreements.

Reviewing six tips recommended by the ABA for maintaining client satisfaction and a successful law practice.