Liza Horvath is a Senior Advocate at Monterey Herald. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, family and relationships, and health and wellness, often exploring the intersections of culture and society. Liza's insights and expertise have been featured in the Monterey Herald.
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Liza Horvath's expertise lies in providing opinion editorials and expert commentary on topics related to senior advocacy, estate planning, trusts, executors, and conservatorship. She covers themes concerning family & relationships as well as personal finance.
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Unfortunately, caregivers often do not realize how distasteful it is to accept gifts and, often time, illegal.
There are two legal documents that young parents must have regardless of what their “estate” may consist of: an Advance Health Care Directive and Last Will and Testament
Fortunately, there are many ways you can set up an estate plan that will protect and support your kids, encourage them to grow their financial sophistication and continue to communicate the values …
By: Liza Horvath
I’ve found it to be a very satisfactory way to get someone involved in giving to charity.
Question : My parents and grandparents created trusts for my siblings and me. The trustee, a bank in another state, did not tell us about these trusts and has given us no information.
Sadly, many famous people have died leaving no will at all.
Out with the old, in with the new! Here are some of my favorites from 2024 and some from years prior. The questions and answers have been condensed so more could be included. Happy 2025!
Family Law code section 7613 provides that if a woman conceives through assisted reproduction with seamen or ova or both donated by a donor who is not the woman’s spouse, with the consent of anothe…
Readers: In my last column, I responded to a reader who wanted to include gifts to particular political organizations in his trust document.
Question: I heard that body composting was legalized in California and yet I have not seen any companies offering it here. Is it legal and, if so, are there companies offering it?Answer: In 2022, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the bill to allow natural organic reduction in California. However, the law does not go into effect […]
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