By pbochnewich | Published October 10, 2018 | Posted in Uncategorized | Comments Off on California Conservatorship Practice – Recognizing a Proposed Conservatee’s Rights with Respect to Choice of Counsel
Search Site
43100 Cook Street, Suite 203 | Palm Desert, California 92211
Call For Free Consultation
760-776-1377
Recent Blog Posts
1 - 10 of 18
Page 1 of 2
⟩ California Conservatorship Practice – Recognizing a Proposed Conservatee’s Rights with Respect to Choice of Counsel
The commencement of involuntary conservatorship proceedings pertaining to an elder may initiate the most stressful and disruptive series of events that such a proposed conservatee may face in his or her life. Whether we as practitioners act as advocates for a good faith proposition that conservatorship is very necessary for that elder’s own protection, or Read More
Read MoreIt’s all about you, the client.
At Bochnewich Law Offices, our staff members are part of a team that helps our attorneys achieve results for you, the client.
Read MoreLori Finnegan
Loris Finnegan is a certified paralegal and a highly skilled civil litigation, probate and trust litigation legal secretary, of many years experience. Lori provides calm, efficient and essential client contact and assistance at critical stages of the litigation process, from pleading finalization and filing, deposition coordination, scheduling and calendaring, and that mass of organizational paralegal Read More
Read MoreLuz Bochnewich
Luz Bochnewich Luz Bochnewich is the Office Administrator for Bochnewich Law Offices, and is here to help each valued client of our firm with all business related questions pertaining to each client’s case or matter. At Bochnewich Law Offices, we know how important questions about bills, court fees, filing fees and expenses and other matters Read More
Read MoreLuz Bochnewich
Luz Bochnewich is the Office Administrator for Bochnewich Law Offices, and is here to help each valued client of our firm with all business related questions pertaining to each client’s case or matter. At Bochnewich Law Offices, we know how important questions about bills, court fees, filing fees and expenses and other matters undertaken on Read More
Read MoreTop 5 Reasons to Hire a Civil Litigation Attorney
Thinking about hiring a civil litigation attorney? Here are 5 reasons to do so. 1. The law is complicated. A civil litigation attorney can help you navigate it. While you may have a basic knowledge of the law and civil litigation procedures, you need the expertise of someone who knows the ins and outs of Read More
Read More6 Things You Need to Know About Preparing a Will
What You Need to Know About Your Last Will & Testament Preparing a will is an essential part of estate planning. Whether you’re young and healthy or your life expectancy is much shorter, you should have a plan for the end of your life. Before you start drafting a will, however, it’s important to understand Read More
Read MoreComparing Business Planning and Corporate Planning
The Differences Between Business Planning and Corporate Planning Both business planning and corporate planning involve defining goals for your business and creating plans to support those goals. While they may seem similar at first, each one is used for a specific purpose. It can help to think of business planning as the “what” of your Read More
Read MoreTop 10 Contingencies in a Residential Purchase Agreement
Real Estate Law: What to Consider When Reviewing a Purchase Agreement if you’re buying or selling a home, you’re going to be signing a real estate purchase agreement/contract before the sale is complete. Because this is a legally binding contract, it’s important to review every last detail with an expert in real estate law before Read More
Read MoreLiving Trust vs. Will: Which One Do You Need?
You’ve worked hard for your money and property over your lifetime, and you want to be sure it’s in good hands after your death. To guarantee this, you may want to create a living trust or a will—or both. Learn more about the differences and how to choose below. What is a Living Trust? In Read More
Read More
1 - 10 of 18
Page 1 of 2
⟩ 
