The Law Office of Geoffrey Fong offers top-notch estate planning services at reasonable rates. I will explain the unique benefits of various estate plans, and help you decide what's right for you. Born and raised in California, my family was the most important element in my life. The importance placed on family and the desire to have a positive impact on my community is what led me to pursue a career in the legal profession.
After graduating from the University of the Pacific: McGeorge School of Law, I began practicing estate law in Rocklin, CA, with the desire to help other Californians plan for their family's future. When it comes to planning for the future, you don't want a cookie-cutter plan. You need a plan tailored to your needs with room for any modifications you wish to make in the future, and an estate planning attorney who can make it happen.
After graduating from the University of the Pacific: McGeorge School of Law, I began practicing estate law in Rocklin, CA, with the desire to help other Californians plan for their family's future. When it comes to planning for the future, you don't want a cookie-cutter plan. You need a plan tailored to your needs with room for any modifications you wish to make in the future, and an estate planning attorney who can make it happen.
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Geoffrey Fong was born in California and raised to maintain his family in the highest importance. He attended both undergraduate and law school in our state's capital, Sacramento. During his time in the capital, Geoffrey developed a deep sense of community with his fellow Californians. His desire to have a positive effect on his community is what led him to pursue an education in Law.
Crafting a detailed estate plan can be an essential step that can be taken to mitigate disputes and possible challenges when settling a deceased loved one's final affairs or distributing assets to beneficiaries. Regardless of how large or small your estate may be, creating an estate plan can help you protect your assets, provide for your loved ones, and prepare for life's uncertainties.
67.1% of Americans do not have a will. Without having a valid will or other estate planning documents in place, the process of distributing a decedent's estate and assets can pose several challenges. Whether you have a small or big estate, you can protect your assets and make suitable provisions for your family by creating a will.
Every adult should have a last will and testament, but for many people, a will is simply not enough. Placing assets in a trust - including bank accounts, real property, stocks, bonds, other investments, or a business - may provide a better way to pass on those assets after your death. It stands to reason that the more assets you have, the more complicated your estate plan may be.
A trust is a tool used to dispose of your assets as you choose, identify the beneficiaries of those assets, and nominate guardians for any minor children. Legally, a trust is a contractual agreement where the Settlor (the person creating the trust) creates a new legal entity to hold assets, which is then managed by a trustee.
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