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Honoring Legacy This Memorial Day: A Time to Remember, Reflect, and Prepare
As we approach Memorial Day weekend, we pause to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the United States Armed Forces. This national holiday is not just about barbecues, family gatherings, or a long weekend—it’s about remembrance, gratitude, and reflection. At Cannon Legal Firm, we believe Memorial Day…
Read MorePlanning Forward: Smart Estate Planning Tips for Seniors in California
Aging isn’t just about slowing down—it’s about leveling up with purpose, peace of mind, and preparation. For many seniors, estate planning becomes less about “what you leave behind” and more about “how you live today and who you protect tomorrow.” At Cannon Legal Firm, we believe seniors deserve more than just a will—they deserve a…
Read MoreThe Legacy of Love: Honoring Mothers Through Estate Planning
Mother’s Day is more than a holiday—it’s a heartfelt tribute to the women who shape our lives with love, resilience, and sacrifice. Whether she’s a mother, grandmother, aunt, or maternal figure, the role she plays is irreplaceable. At Cannon Legal Firm, we believe one of the most meaningful ways to honor these women is by…
Read MoreThe Hidden Danger: What Happens When You Don’t Fund Your Trust in California
Creating a trust is a smart step in planning for the future, protecting your assets, and ensuring your loved ones are taken care of. But in California, simply creating a trust is not enough. Funding the trust is one of the most overlooked yet critical steps in estate planning. Failing to do so can unravel…
Read MoreHow to Care for Your Elderly Parents: Practical Tips and Planning Ahead
Caring for elderly parents is one of the most meaningful—and sometimes challenging—responsibilities an adult child can face. As parents age, they may require more assistance with daily activities, medical needs, and financial management. Having a thoughtful approach can make a major difference in their quality of life—and in your peace of mind. Start with Open…
Read MoreWhy 2025 Is the Year to Tackle Your Estate Plan Finally
There’s something powerful about the start of a new year. It inspires reflection, fresh goals, and a desire to finally check off the important tasks we’ve been putting off. If estate planning has been sitting on your to-do list for months—or even years—2025 is the perfect time to take action. Whether you’re starting a new…
Read MoreRetired Without an Estate Plan? It’s Not Too Late to Protect Your Assets
You’ve worked hard your entire life—built a career, raised a family, and now you’re enjoying the well-earned rewards of retirement. But if you haven’t created an estate plan yet, you may be putting your legacy and your loved ones at risk. The good news? It’s not too late to take action and protect what matters…
Read MoreWhy Estate Planning Matters for Singles
Protect What You Love, Control What Happens Next When people hear “estate planning,” many assume it’s only necessary for married couples or those with children. But here’s the truth: if you’re single, you may need an estate plan just as much—maybe even more. Single individuals face unique circumstances that can make planning not only important…
Read MoreProtecting Our Loved Ones: Understanding and Preventing Elder Abuse
As our loved ones age, they may become more vulnerable to mistreatment, making elder abuse a growing concern. Elder abuse can take many forms, including physical harm, emotional manipulation, financial exploitation, neglect, and even abandonment. Unfortunately, many cases may go unreported, potentially leaving victims without the protection and justice they deserve. What is Elder Abuse?…
Read MoreWhy Trusts End Up in Court (And How to Avoid It)
Trusts are powerful estate planning tools designed to help avoid probate, reduce taxes, and provide privacy and control over the distribution of assets. A trust should help streamline the estate process and help prevent court involvement when created and managed correctly. But unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Despite best intentions, some trusts still end…
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