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Estate Plan Summary Table

Don’t of Estate Planning
Do’s of Estate Planning
Do you need an estate plan?
No Will (Intestacy)
Will & Probate
Guardianship
Revocable Living Trusts
...QTIP Trust
...BYPASS Trust
Spendthrift Trust
Special Needs Trust
Non-USA Citizens - QDOT

Supplemental Documents

Power of Attorney
Health Care Directive
Conservatorship

Estate Business Transfers

Irrevocable Trusts
Life Insurance Trusts

Philanthropy
Charitable RemainderTrust
CharitableLeadTrust
Charitable Gift Annuity
Deferred Gift Annuity
Pooled Income Fund
Retained Life Estate

MediCal
Long Term Care

Elder Law


Nonprofit Corporations

. Public Benefit
..Mutual Benefit
..Religious

Gifts
Between Spouses
Gifts to Others
Real Property
Using Revocable Trusts
..Custodianship
..2503(c) Trust
..Crummey Trust

Asset Protection
.. Family Limited Partnership
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QPRT
.. Grantor Trusts
...Charitable Trusts
.. Domestic Techniques
.. Foreign Techniques


Real Property

Joint Tenancy Issues
Tenants in Common
Community Property
Sold “As Is”

Business Law
Sole Proprietorship
General Partnership
Limited Partnership
Limited Liability Partnership
Limited Liability Companies

Corporations
Buy-Sell Agreement
Franchise Law

Bankruptcy

   
   
     
           
   
   
Why retain me as YOUR ATTORNEY?

WILLS - TRUSTS: I’ve been widowed…and it was excruciatingly painful. Would’ve I wanted to deal with inheritance and tax issues at the time? NO WAY! Would’ve I been able to? Probably. Would’ve I been able to address the issues properly? Not sure….and this is one time when you really need to be sure. Probably would’ve retained someone else.

End of life decisions, i.e., how much of your assets do you want to spend for artificial life support system (T. Schiavo case in Forida), although you have almost no chance of recovering? Do you want all your money spent on hospitals or do you want most of it left for your survivors?


BUSINESS LAW: Hands on experience at small and large companies, from startup stage to productization. If you go to any courthouse you will see lot of people that are enemies, or at least not friends any more. What happened? Poor contracts, greed, dishonesty, thievery, misunderstanding, unreasonable expectations, sloppiness, unexpected events? I sometimes use the sequence of 5P’s to make my point here….Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance!

BANKRUPTCY: Direct experience at small companies that had gone bankrupt and representation of corporate and individual clients before bankruptcy courts. What went wrong? How to properly reduce or eliminate your debts!
How to properly restructure your financial affairs! What you need to do under the new bankruptcy laws!

    Member of: Business Law Section; Trust and Estates Section of the State Bar of California, California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform, National Association of Elder Law Attorneys, Silicon Valley Association of Intelectual Property Attorneys

Admitted to practice before state and federal courts and United States Patent and Trademark Office.

    CONTACT:tdelas@tdelaslaw.com

Anthony Delas, Attorney at Law
777 N. First St., Ste. 325
San Jose, CA 95112
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Tel: (408) 293-0880


San Diego Office
Tel: (619) 265-2451
   

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