Do You Need a Real Estate Attorney to Review a Purchase Contract in CA?
Misunderstanding your rights or obligations under a real estate contract can have dire consequences that could easily have been avoided with legal counsel at your side.
Year: 2026
Do You Need a Living Trust or Is a Will Enough?
Estate planning means thinking through as many possibilities as possible, all while managing your specific wishes.
Questions to Ask a California Tax Attorney During a Consultation
Whether you’re dealing with an FTB or EDD audit, are doing proactive tax planning, or have other tax questions, we are the team that can help.
EDD Audit vs. FTB Audit in the San Francisco Bay Area
Businesses in San Francisco face a very strict and complex regulatory system. Two of the most consequential of these are audits by either the Employment Development Department (EDD) or the Franchise Tax Board (FTB).
Is an Attorney Needed for a 1031 Exchange in California?
A 1031 exchange is a very powerful tax-deferral tool for California real estate investors.
What Employers Need to Know About EDD Tax Audits in CA
One of the most important compliance issues a business can face is with the Employment Development Department’s (EDD) payroll tax requirements.
Do You Need an Attorney for a Restraining Order in California?
California does not require an attorney to file a restraining order, but having one help with the process is highly recommended.
What to Do Before a California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) Audit
If you get a notice from the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB), you might be wondering what comes next.
What is the California Tax Payers Bill of Rights?
The California Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights sets your rights and creates strict rules for the Franchise Tax Board. State lawmakers passed this legislation in 1988 to merge tax rules and build safe practices for state residents. This law demands the board treats people...
Can You Keep Your House After Divorce in California?
Whether you or your spouse will keep the house after a divorce depends on so many factors, including who wants it, who can pay for it, and how the assets are otherwise divided.