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Shanshan (“Sophy”) Han serves as the Head of the Estate Planning, Trusts & Probate Department at Quinn & Dworakowski. She advises clients on estate planning, trust administration, and tax strategies. A California Notary Public and Enrolled Agent, Sophy brings over five years of investment banking experience. She holds law degrees from Jilin University, Korea University, and the University of Southern California, and is fluent in Mandarin and Korean.

LATEST ARTICLES BY : Shanshan “Sophy” Han

How Do You Know If You Are Named in a Will in California?

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California Domestic Violence Laws – All You Need to Know

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What Revokes a Will in California?

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When most people think of family court, they imagine legal cases involving divorcing spouses and/or parents seeking custody of their children. In California, grandparents’ rights can also come into play in the family court system…

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Does a New Will Cancel Out an Old Will in California?

Estate planning is a significant undertaking that many people do not fully understand. It may seem unnecessary, but establishing a will is a great way to be sure that your loved ones are supported and…

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The decision to end a marriage is a major one, but what are the grounds for divorce in California? California law keeps this simple. The state recognizes only two legal grounds for divorce: irreconcilable differences…

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