After a few very difficult years, the spread of the Covid epidemic and the uncertainty of its development has made many people realize that just because the Chinese culture has avoided talking about serious illness and death in the past, it does not mean that these things will never come.
Because of the lack of access to information and resources, many people are beginning to feel uneasy and anxious when the world is shrouded in the uncertainty of the epidemic. Let's take a proactive approach to recognizing the most important moments in our lives that we are bound to face one day, for ourselves or our families.
Perhaps five, ten, twenty or more years from now, at some unknown moment, these messages will serve as a source of help and comfort to us and our families as we face the challenges of serious illness and death.
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Upcoming Webinar:
5/22/2024 (Wed) "Left Love not Disruption - Financial Planning During Life"
Speaker: Geoffrey Lee, J.D.
When the day comes that you leave the fruits of your life's hard work to your loved ones, no matter how much, it will represent your love for them. But if your legacy is not properly planned, it could turn into chaos among your family in the future. Also, if you are aware of the special nature of the epidemic, then you should consider planning for future uncertainty to protect yourself and your loved ones and to give yourself and your family peace of mind.
Speaker Biography:
- Founder and principal attorney of the law firm
- Certified by the State Bar of California as an expert in trust planning, probate administration and trust administration
- He is fluent in several languages and dialects, including Mandarin, Cantonese, Shanghainese and English, and has extensive international experience, having been employed by multinational firms in Singapore, Hong Kong, San Francisco and New York
- Admitted to practice before the Federal Tax Court, the Federal District Court for the Northern District of California (San Francisco Bay Area), the Federal District Court for the Central District of California (Los Angeles District) and the State Bar of California. Bar Associations: Santa Clara County Bar Association and Silicon Valley Bar Association