Obtaining the death certificate, filing the petition for probate, notifying beneficiaries and creditors, appraising and distributing assets, and paying off debts is already a lot for an executor of a will to handle. But with a rise in the use of computers to handle most everything in our lives and the increase in second or […]

Tags: Assets, blended family, death, digital, digital accounts, Estate Planning, families, laws, Probate, second marriage, will
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Another new year has begun, which means dozens, if not hundreds, of laws have gone into effect as of January 1st, 2024. While we cannot cover all new 2024 laws in California, Arizona, Texas, and Kentucky, we will focus on a few we feel have the greatest impact on your everyday lives. California Gavin Newsom […]

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Once again, as a new year begins, a bevy of new laws across the nation have officially gone into effect. Below are three important 2023 laws in California, Arizona, Texas, and Kentucky that residents of each state should know. California AB 2011, also known as the Affordable Housing and High Road Jobs Act, allows for […]

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Every year, King Law Firm Attorneys at Law takes a quick look at some of the new 2020 California laws that have taken effect on the first of January and are most likely to affect your business, your personal life and your health. Work and Business Minimum wage has risen to $13 dollars per hour […]

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Let’s be clear: plastic straws have not been outlawed in California. However, as of January 1, 2019, restaurants (with the exception of fast food) may not provide you with a plastic straw unless you specifically ask for one. In addition, all restaurants must provide a healthy drink, such as milk or water, as the default […]

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Who’s gone to the DMV only to have to wait for your number to be called? It’s frustrating, having to sit there for hours on end just to turn in a form or get a new picture taken. It’s even more frustrating when you have an appointment and still have to wait for hours. But […]

Tags: asylum, border, hardships, immigration, immigration law, laws, port of entry, refugee, refugee treaty, refugees, turnback policy, waitlist
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