BarthCalderon LLP

BarthCalderon LLP We help you protect your assets from Predators, Creditors, Liens & Judgments. We are a TOP SPEAKER Our senior partner, Harry M.
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At BarthCalderon LLP, we are known locally and nationally for our unique and sound approach to asset protection based on financial planning. We are proud to call ourselves one of the most distinguished and well-known boutique law firms around. Although we are located in Orange, California, we provide services to individuals and businesses throughout the United States. Small business owners and ent

repreneurs have found solace in our trusted counsel. Barth, has an impressive background that stands as testament to the commitment he provides each and every client. He is an Accredited Estate Planner (AEP®), the state representative for the Asset Protection Society, and a Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy® (CAP). He also has a master's degree in financial planning and is certified in wealth preservation planning. All of our talented attorneys have extensive experience in handling an eclectic assortment of legal services and financial matters.

Estate planning is for everyone. We all have an estate that needs to be organized.In this episode of Wealth Protector TV...
11/28/2023

Estate planning is for everyone. We all have an estate that needs to be organized.

In this episode of Wealth Protector TV, I sit down with BarthCalderon, LLP paralegal Kraig Strom to break down some high alert end of year estate planning tips.

Get your complimentary estate and/or asset protection planning assessment with a top attorney.

Text GUARDASSETS to 650-459-2712 to book your Zoom call.

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We make it easy for you to organize & update your estate, asset protection & business planning. The benefit? You, your family & your business are protected a...

11/22/2023

Estate planning is for everyone. We all have an estate that needs to be organized.

In this episode of Wealth Protector TV, I sit down with BarthCalderon, LLP paralegal Kraig Strom to break down some high alert end of year estate planning tips.

Watch full video here: https://buff.ly/46FQxDz

Get your complimentary estate and/or asset protection planning assessment with a top attorney.

Text GUARDASSETS to 650-459-2712 to book your Zoom call.

Want to get the recorded replay? We post all replay videos to our Youtube channel so be sure to click below to subscribe.

CLICK HERE FOR YOUTUBE- https://buff.ly/2LDeuqC

11/21/2023

Estate planning is for everyone. We all have an estate that needs to be organized.

In this episode of Wealth Protector TV, I sit down with BarthCalderon, LLP paralegal Kraig Strom to break down some high alert end of year estate planning tips.

Get your complimentary estate and/or asset protection planning assessment with a top attorney.

Text GUARDASSETS to 650-459-2712 to book your Zoom call.

Want to get the recorded replay? We post all replay videos to our Youtube channel so be sure to click below to subscribe.

CLICK HERE FOR YOUTUBE- https://buff.ly/2LDeuqC

11/21/2023

There are over 40 million lawsuits filed in the U.S. each year and growing. In this episode of Wealth Protector TV, we highlight the one area most people don’t recognize as a big exposure area.

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Kraig Sign Up Form To Calendar

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11/20/2023
11/14/2023

There are over 40 million lawsuits filed in the U.S. each year and growing. In this episode of Wealth Protector TV, we highlight the one area most people don’t recognize as a big exposure area.

Watch full interview here: https://buff.ly/47d48mA

Get your FREE asset protection assessment. Click the link below to sign up…

https://buff.ly/3SzK2P7

11/14/2023

Hanna Yang, Esq. joins Wealth Protector T.V. to equip us for a very real reality- How are we handling Assets and Property when our spouse passes. and how can we be preparing now.

Hanna Yang, Esq. joins Wealth Protector T.V. to equip us for a very real reality- How are we handling Assets and Propert...
11/14/2023

Hanna Yang, Esq. joins Wealth Protector T.V. to equip us for a very real reality- How are we handling Assets and Property when our spouse passes. and how can we be preparing now.

Listen here: https://buff.ly/3Qur49T

11/07/2023

Hanna Yang, Esq. joins Wealth Protector T.V. to equip us for a very real reality- How are we handling Assets and Property when our spouse passes. and how can we be preparing now.

Watch full interview here: https://buff.ly/3sp08Ao

Lead attorney Brad Barth sits in with Vistage Chair Aviva Wolmer to discuss Asset Protection for Business Leaders, both ...
11/07/2023

Lead attorney Brad Barth sits in with Vistage Chair Aviva Wolmer to discuss Asset Protection for Business Leaders, both personally and professionally. Unforeseen Liabilities must be considered!

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Lead attorney Brad Barth sits in with Vistage Chair Aviva Wolmer to discuss Asset Protection for Business Leaders, both personally and professionally. Unforeseen Liabilities must be considered!

11/01/2023

Lead attorney Brad Barth sits in with Vistage Chair Aviva Wolmer to discuss Asset Protection for Business Leaders, both personally and professionally. Unforeseen Liabilities must be considered!

Watch full video here: https://buff.ly/3u1XJvL

10/31/2023

Lead attorney Brad Barth sits in with Vistage Chair Aviva Wolmer to discuss Asset Protection for Business Leaders, both personally and professionally. Unforeseen Liabilities must be considered!

Watch full Interview here: https://buff.ly/3u1XJvL

Estate planning is essential at every stage of life to ensure your assets are managed and distributed according to your ...
10/31/2023

Estate planning is essential at every stage of life to ensure your assets are managed and distributed according to your wishes. Here are some estate planning ideas for different stages of life:

Young Adults (18-30):

Create a basic will: Even young adults should have a simple will in place, especially if they have assets or dependents.

Designate beneficiaries: Ensure that your bank accounts, retirement accounts, and life insurance policies have designated beneficiaries.

Health care directives: Create a healthcare power of attorney and living will to outline your medical wishes if you become incapacitated.

Appoint a financial guardian: Consider appointing a trusted individual to manage your finances if you are unable to do so.

Early Career (30-45):

Update your will and beneficiaries: As your life circumstances change, update your will and beneficiary designations to reflect your current wishes.

Consider life insurance: Evaluate your life insurance needs to provide for your family in case of your untimely death.

Create a durable power of attorney: Designate someone to manage your financial affairs in case of incapacity.

Begin retirement planning: Start saving for retirement and consider establishing trusts or accounts for long-term wealth preservation.

Mid-Career (45-65):

Review and update your estate plan: Regularly review and update your will, trusts, and beneficiary designations.

Establish trusts: Consider revocable and irrevocable trusts for asset protection, estate tax planning, and avoiding probate.

Plan for long-term care: Investigate long-term care insurance or other strategies to cover potential healthcare costs in your later years.

Discuss your estate plan with heirs: Communicate your wishes and plans with your heirs to avoid potential disputes.

Pre-Retirement (65+):

Continually update your estate plan: Ensure that your estate plan reflects your current wishes and financial situation.

Minimize estate taxes: Explore strategies such as gifting, charitable giving, or qualified personal residence trusts (QPRTs) to reduce estate taxes.

Consider Medicaid planning: Consult an attorney to structure your assets to potentially qualify for Medicaid if needed for long-term care.

Appoint a healthcare proxy: Name someone to make medical decisions on your behalf if you can't do so.

Retirement (Post-65):

Review your retirement accounts: Ensure your retirement account withdrawals align with your financial needs and tax goals.

Legacy planning: Plan for how you want your assets distributed to heirs or charitable organizations.

Document final wishes: Create detailed instructions for your funeral, burial, or cremation preferences.

Regularly update beneficiaries: Continue to update beneficiary designations to reflect changes in your family structure.

Remember that estate planning is not a one-time event. It should evolve with your life circumstances, financial situation, and goals.

Listen here: https://buff.ly/3Sg9tF9

10/25/2023

Estate planning is essential at every stage of life to ensure your assets are managed and distributed according to your wishes. Here are some estate planning ideas for different stages of life:

Young Adults (18-30):

Create a basic will: Even young adults should have a simple will in place, especially if they have assets or dependents.

Designate beneficiaries: Ensure that your bank accounts, retirement accounts, and life insurance policies have designated beneficiaries.

Health care directives: Create a healthcare power of attorney and living will to outline your medical wishes if you become incapacitated.

Appoint a financial guardian: Consider appointing a trusted individual to manage your finances if you are unable to do so.

Early Career (30-45):

Update your will and beneficiaries: As your life circumstances change, update your will and beneficiary designations to reflect your current wishes.

Consider life insurance: Evaluate your life insurance needs to provide for your family in case of your untimely death.

Create a durable power of attorney: Designate someone to manage your financial affairs in case of incapacity.

Begin retirement planning: Start saving for retirement and consider establishing trusts or accounts for long-term wealth preservation.

Mid-Career (45-65):

Review and update your estate plan: Regularly review and update your will, trusts, and beneficiary designations.

Establish trusts: Consider revocable and irrevocable trusts for asset protection, estate tax planning, and avoiding probate.

Plan for long-term care: Investigate long-term care insurance or other strategies to cover potential healthcare costs in your later years.

Discuss your estate plan with heirs: Communicate your wishes and plans with your heirs to avoid potential disputes.

Pre-Retirement (65+):

Continually update your estate plan: Ensure that your estate plan reflects your current wishes and financial situation.

Minimize estate taxes: Explore strategies such as gifting, charitable giving, or qualified personal residence trusts (QPRTs) to reduce estate taxes.

Consider Medicaid planning: Consult an attorney to structure your assets to potentially qualify for Medicaid if needed for long-term care.

Appoint a healthcare proxy: Name someone to make medical decisions on your behalf if you can't do so.

Retirement (Post-65):

Review your retirement accounts: Ensure your retirement account withdrawals align with your financial needs and tax goals.

Legacy planning: Plan for how you want your assets distributed to heirs or charitable organizations.

Document final wishes: Create detailed instructions for your funeral, burial, or cremation preferences.

Regularly update beneficiaries: Continue to update beneficiary designations to reflect changes in your family structure.

Watch full Video here: https://buff.ly/3QtM2pB

10/24/2023

Estate planning is essential at every stage of life to ensure your assets are managed and distributed according to your wishes. Here are some estate planning ideas for different stages of life:

Young Adults (18-30):
Create a basic will: Even young adults should have a simple will in place, especially if they have assets or dependents.
Designate beneficiaries: Ensure that your bank accounts, retirement accounts, and life insurance policies have designated beneficiaries.
Health care directives: Create a healthcare power of attorney and living will to outline your medical wishes if you become incapacitated.
Appoint a financial guardian: Consider appointing a trusted individual to manage your finances if you are unable to do so.
Early Career (30-45):
Update your will and beneficiaries: As your life circumstances change, update your will and beneficiary designations to reflect your current wishes.
Consider life insurance: Evaluate your life insurance needs to provide for your family in case of your untimely death.
Create a durable power of attorney: Designate someone to manage your financial affairs in case of incapacity.
Begin retirement planning: Start saving for retirement and consider establishing trusts or accounts for long-term wealth preservation.
Mid-Career (45-65):
Review and update your estate plan: Regularly review and update your will, trusts, and beneficiary designations.
Establish trusts: Consider revocable and irrevocable trusts for asset protection, estate tax planning, and avoiding probate.
Plan for long-term care: Investigate long-term care insurance or other strategies to cover potential healthcare costs in your later years.
Discuss your estate plan with heirs: Communicate your wishes and plans with your heirs to avoid potential disputes.
Pre-Retirement (65+):
Continually update your estate plan: Ensure that your estate plan reflects your current wishes and financial situation.
Minimize estate taxes: Explore strategies such as gifting, charitable giving, or qualified personal residence trusts (QPRTs) to reduce estate taxes.
Consider Medicaid planning: Consult an attorney to structure your assets to potentially qualify for Medicaid if needed for long-term care.
Appoint a healthcare proxy: Name someone to make medical decisions on your behalf if you can't do so.
Retirement (Post-65):
Review your retirement accounts: Ensure your retirement account withdrawals align with your financial needs and tax goals.
Legacy planning: Plan for how you want your assets distributed to heirs or charitable organizations.
Document final wishes: Create detailed instructions for your funeral, burial, or cremation preferences.
Regularly update beneficiaries: Continue to update beneficiary designations to reflect changes in your family structure.
Remember that estate planning is not a one-time event. It should evolve with your life circumstances, financial situation, and goals.

Watch full interview here: https://buff.ly/3QtM2pB

10/05/2023

I recently sat in with Pamela Hayes of “Real Estate Made Simple” presented by https://buff.ly/382eY0j to discuss Personal Asset Management.

Enjoy this clip, and check out the full discussion here:

https://buff.ly/3EQePil

10/03/2023

I recently sat in with Pamela Hayes of “Real Estate Made Simple” presented by https://buff.ly/382eY0j to discuss Personal Asset Management.

Enjoy this clip, and check out the full discussion here:

https://buff.ly/3EQePil

09/28/2023

I recently sat in with Pamela Hayes of “Real Estate Made Simple” presented by https://buff.ly/382eY0j to discuss Personal Asset Management.

Enjoy this clip, and check out the full discussion here:

https://buff.ly/3EQePil

09/27/2023
09/26/2023

I recently sat in with Pamela Hayes of “Real Estate Made Simple” presented by https://buff.ly/382eY0j to discuss Personal Asset Management.

Enjoy this clip, and check out the full discussion here:

https://buff.ly/3EQePil

Top attorney Hanna Yang breaks down her  #1 estate planning tips on this episode of Wealth Protector TV.Hanna integrates...
09/26/2023

Top attorney Hanna Yang breaks down her #1 estate planning tips on this episode of Wealth Protector TV.

Hanna integrates her military experience into the discipline of building your estate plan. You won’t want to miss this.

Sign up for a free estate planning assessment with Hanna. Click the link below: https://buff.ly/48wC9zA :

Listen here: https://buff.ly/48i49qu

09/21/2023

Top attorney Hanna Yang breaks down her #1 estate planning tips on this episode of Wealth Protector TV.

Hanna integrates her military experience into the discipline of building your estate plan. You won’t want to miss this.

Sign up for a free estate planning assessment with Hanna. Click the link below:

https://buff.ly/48wC9zA

09/21/2023

I recently sat in with Pamela Hayes of “Real Estate Made Simple” presented by https://buff.ly/382eY0j to discuss Personal Asset Management.

Enjoy this clip, and check out the full discussion here:

https://buff.ly/3EQePil

09/19/2023

Top attorney Hanna Yang breaks down her #1 estate planning tips on this episode of Wealth Protector TV.

Hanna integrates her military experience into the discipline of building your estate plan. You won’t want to miss this.

Sign up for a free estate planning assessment with Hanna. Click the link below:

https://buff.ly/48wC9zA

09/19/2023

I recently sat in with Pamela Hayes of “Real Estate Made Simple” presented by https://buff.ly/382eY0j to discuss Personal Asset Management.

Enjoy this clip, and check out the full discussion here:

https://buff.ly/3EQePil

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