Michael Z Amichai
- Estate Planning
- Guardianship & Conservatorship Estate Administration, Health Care Directives, Trusts, Wills
- Probate
- Probate Administration, Probate Litigation, Will Contests
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- California
- State Bar of California
- ID Number: 346481
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Hebrew: Spoken, Written
- Reichman University
- LL.B. (2016) | Law
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- Reichman University
- B.A. (2016) | Business
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- State Bar of California # 346481
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- Israeli Bar Association # 81626
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- Website
- Website
What is a QTIP Trust
What is a QTIP Trust? Learn how a QTIP Trust can protect your loved ones and control your estate. This simple explanation covers how you can provide for your surviving spouse while ensuring your assets go to your chosen beneficiaries. Perfect for those with blended families or specific estate goals. Talk To an Attorney: https://www.amichailaw.com/ Phone Number: (619) 356-0517 Email: michael@amichailaw.com This Is Education Only, Not Legal Advice. Please Like and subscribe.
What is a QTIP Trust
What is a QTIP Trust? Learn how a QTIP Trust can protect your loved ones and control your estate. This simple explanation covers how you can provide for your surviving spouse while ensuring your assets go to your chosen beneficiaries. Perfect for those with blended families or specific estate goals. Talk To an Attorney: https://www.amichailaw.com/ Phone Number: (619) 356-0517 Email: michael@amichailaw.com This Is Education Only, Not Legal Advice. Please Like and subscribe.
What is a QDOT Trust?
What is a QDOT Trust?
Am I Entitled to Review My Parents' Trust?
Am I Entitled to Review My Parents' Trust?
What is a Special Need Trust?
What is a Special Need Trust?
Probate Tip: List of Assets
Probate Tip: List of Assets
Probate Tip: Get Access to the Deceased’s Mail
Probate Tip: Get Access to the Deceased’s Mail
Understanding the Three Parties in a Trust
What Are The Three Parties of A Trust? Learn about the three key parties in a trust—settlors, trustees, and beneficiaries—and their roles in California estate planning. Understanding these roles is essential for creating effective trusts and protecting your assets during life and after passing. Trusted legal knowledge helps ensure your estate plan aligns with your goals.
