Listen to John Palley to avoid Probate

March 28, 2012 - PRLog -- Estate Planning and Probate are interlinked. If you don’t do Estate Planning in a meticulous manner, you may have to face the full probate, which is a normally a time consuming and costly process.

Estate Planning would also serve to save on taxes on your loved ones for whom you are proposing to disburse your properties. Estate Planning does not limit to Real Estates. It has a far wider meaning. There are ten basic and simple steps involved in the Estate Planning Process. A Practicing Estate Planning Attorney would guide you through the entire process.

What will happen if you don’t do Estate Planning with the help of a skilled and expert Probate and Estate Planning Attorney? Your loved ones may have to shell out heavily on taxes and may have to face Probate. The Probate Laws are quite dynamic in nature and differs from State to State. There is no maximum time limit set for closing the Probate. The fees are also high. After knowing the importance of a Probate, hope you would appreciate the importance of an expert Attorney in Probate and Estate Planning.

Do you want to hear more about the Probate and Estate Planning. Here is a good news.

On April 3rd 2012 at 12:00 PM, John Palley, will be the special of radio host Ka Kiertoukaysy Lor on KJAY 1430 AM.   The show will be translated into Hmong, by Ms. Lor, for the radio station’s primary listeners.  Mr. Palley, who is a Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Law by the State Bar of California Board of Legal specialization will talk about Estate Planning and Probate.

Wish to acquire wealth of information on Probate and Estate Planning, go to his blog @ http://www.californiaprobate.info/blog. You will certainly enjoy reading the blog. Also, wish you the best of time listening to John Palley on his fully focused profession of Probate and Estate Planning. All are invited to listen to him on the Radio.

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John Palley is a Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Law as determined by the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization. Practice focused on probate, trusts and estate planning since 1994.