IRVINE, Calif., January 7, 2021 – TLD Law is excited to announce that Douglas D. Cicione, Esq. of Douglas D. Cicione, APC, based in Newport Beach, CA has joined the firm as Of Counsel. Cicione brings to TLD Law over... Read more
2021 is here so it's time to do a mental refresher of your estate plan to see if your estate plan needs to be updated. Do you have new family members? Does your will name appropriate guardians for minor children?Do... Read more
Are your business legal documents up-to-date? Or do you need to come in for a review? If you answer YES to any of the below questions you should give us a call today! Have your corporate minutes been recorded?Did the... Read more
2021 will bring new changes to the law that will significantly impact employers. Some of the top changes are highlighted below. There are many more. Contact Lauren Osborne losborne@tldlaw.com for a complimentary copy of our Employment Laws and Trends in... Read more
By: Brooke Pollard Proposition 19 has passed. What is the impact to our clients? We see four practical effects, good and bad, of this law for California property owners: (1) Prop. 19 eliminates the parent-child and grandparent-grandchild exclusion from reassessment... Read more
Your estate plan is out of date. Yet you continue to postpone your opportunity to update everything. You need to avoid probate, avoid the voluntary 40% death tax, avoid predators and creditors, avoid in-laws, and eliminate floozies and gigolos. Scarlett... Read more
Once upon a time, there were three little pigs and the time came for them to leave home and seek their fortunes. Before they left, their mother told them, “Whatever you do, do the best that you can because that’s... Read more
By: Lauren M. Doyle, Esq. It's Estate Planning Awareness Week – although 2020 really feels like the Estate Planning Awareness YEAR! Our health, family, and future have been top of mind for all of us. In honor of Estate Planning... Read more
By: Shannon Jenkins, Esq. Governor Newsom—in an economic environment already strained to the breaking point—signed health and welfare legislation that will greatly expand the California Family Rights Act ("CFRA") to previously unaffected businesses. Originally, CFRA required covered business with 50... Read more
By Lauren Doyle, Esq. There is a lot at stake in the November General Election this year – including changes to California property taxes. With presidential election coverage dominating the news cycles and ad space these days it's easy to... Read more
