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Starting a business in California is an exciting endeavor, and one of the primary decisions you'll face is choosing the right type of business entity. Each entity type has its advantages, disadvantages, and legal implications. Here at Guideway Legal, we want to ensure you have a clear understanding so you...

A divorce is an emotional roller coaster and a complex legal proceeding that affects many facets of your life, from finances to family dynamics. One often overlooked aspect is how a divorce might impact your estate plan. If you live in California, understanding post-divorce estate planning is essential in protecting...

  Life, as we know it, is unpredictable. This unpredictability, especially concerning health emergencies, can be disconcerting. One way to mitigate this uncertainty is by having a Power of Attorney (POA). In the Golden State, it's not just about enjoying the sunshine and the beaches; it's also about being prepared for...

Picture this: You've worked hard all your life, built a substantial estate, and nurtured relationships with family and loved ones. Then, suddenly, you pass away. Without an updated will, what happens to your assets? Who takes care of your minor children? Will your last wishes be respected? In California, these...

  Divorce is a challenging chapter in anyone's life, and navigating the legal intricacies can be overwhelming. One crucial aspect of divorce proceedings, especially in California, is understanding alimony rights. Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a financial arrangement designed to provide economic stability to a lower-earning or non-working spouse...

Every decision we make shapes our lives in one way or another. But few decisions carry the same weight as those concerning our end-of-life care. Although the topic might seem daunting, having a conversation about end-of-life preferences is crucial to ensuring our wishes are respected when we can no longer...

Many misconceptions about divorce can cause people to hesitate before taking action. One common misconception is that getting divorced means you have failed at your marriage. This simply isn't true - sometimes marriages don't work out despite the best efforts of both partners. Another misconception is that children suffer significantly...