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 personal finance, with a particular emphasis on relationship counseling. Liza's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including 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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Oddly enough, it is usually personal property – art, jewelry and even kitchenware — that trigger the most emotions in families when the time comes.
If you own a home in California, you may have already seen spikes in your homeowner's insurance or, worse yet, been notified that your insurance carrier will not be renewing your coverage. Due to wildfires, natural disasters and some California insurance laws, more and more insurance companies are just refusing to write insurance for homeowners.
When a family experiences the loss of a parent, the dynamics of a family can shift. It happens so often that I am surprised we don’t have an actual name for it, but I assure you that you are not al…
It is easy to underestimate the cost of services for our “golden years.” If we need 24/7 assistance and decide we want to continue to live at home, in home care can run $40,000 per month if you use…
Responsible adults accept the fact that we must make plans for what happens to our estate after we are gone. Very few enjoy the process, so we often adopt a mindset of “set it and forget it” when i…
By: Liza Horvath
A Notice of Proposed Action is used in trusts anytime you, as trustee, are doing anything “out of the ordinary” or that is not specifically directed in the trust document. It informs beneficiaries of what you are planning to do and gives them an opportunity to agree or object.
A purpose trust is created for “something” rather than “someone.”
By: Liza Horvath
If your trust is set up so that when one of you dies, the trust continues for the benefit of the surviving spouse, all assets continue to be fully available for the spouse and the spouse retains th…
By: Liza Horvath
Question: In last week's column a reader asked about her husband being able to change their joint trust after she dies and cut out the beneficiaries that she wants to give money to.
By: Liza Horvath
Question: My dad needs care at home and my sister and I cannot be with him all the time. We hired a caregiver agency and are pretty satisfied.
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