The Law Offices of Eric A. Rudolph PC

10/10/2026

Palms Springs has been the home of my husband and I for over a decade. We are committed to this community, which means we are committed to helping you. Give our office a call today at (760) 673-7600. We are happy to answer your questions and help in any way we can.

10/06/2026

An estate plan should reflect your life as it is today.

An estate plan prepared years ago may no longer reflect changes to your family, property, finances, or the people you originally chose to make decisions on your behalf. Even when an existing plan is still sound, it is worth reviewing from time to time.

This week's first blog looks at what to review in an older estate plan and when it may be time to make changes.

Read the full post here: https://rudolphlegal.com/what-should-you-do-with-an-estate-plan-you-created-years-ago/

For those who are preparing to marry, there is another important part of the conversation.

A living trust and a prenuptial agreement serve different purposes. A trust addresses the management and distribution of assets, while a prenup addresses certain financial and property matters between prospective spouses.

If you already have an estate plan and are planning to marry, it is a good time to look at the plan as a whole and consider whether any changes are appropriate.

The second blog discusses how a living trust and prenuptial agreement can work together and what to consider before marriage.

Read the full post here: https://rudolphlegal.com/do-i-need-a-prenuptial-agreement-if-i-already-have-a-living-trust/

10/02/2026

Estate planning for the LGBTQ community often requires specific and careful planning. As a member of the LGBTQ community myself, I know firsthand how important it is to have an attorney who cares. I am here to help. Get in contact with our office today at (760) 673-7600.

10/02/2026

Trust administration comes with its own set of legal requirements—we are here to help guide you through the process. Contact our office at (760) 670-7600 for more information!

09/24/2026

I am pleased to announce that the Law Offices of Eric A. Rudolph is sponsoring Boo2Bullying’s 4th Annual “Kick Bullying to the Curb” Wellness Festival & Celebrity Kickball Game in Palm Springs on October 10, 2026.

Supporting organizations that strengthen families and foster a kinder, more inclusive community is an important part of my ongoing commitment to the Coachella Valley. I am honored to support Boo2Bullying’s mission of promoting kindness, confidence, and positive change among young people and families.

The event is free and open to the public, and I encourage the community to attend and show their support.

Read the full announcement and learn more about the event:

/PRNewswire/ -- The Law Offices of Eric A. Rudolph is proud to announce its sponsorship of Boo2Bullying's 4th Annual "Kick Bullying to the Curb" Wellness...

09/21/2026

Remember to check your trust every few years to make sure it reflects your wishes. If it doesn't, we can help you update it. If you don't have a trust at all, we can help you set one up. After practicing in the Palm Springs area for so many years, we have seen it all. Give our office a call today at (760) 673-7600, let us help protect what matters most!

09/21/2026

Call us today, at (760) 673-7600. We are here to help you protect your loved ones from Probate, and other issues that arise without a proper living trust in place.

09/21/2026

A prenuptial agreement is not a decision that should be rushed in the weeks before a wedding.

For couples considering a prenup, beginning early allows time to review the terms, ask questions, and consider how property and financial matters should be addressed before marriage. It is also important to consider any existing estate planning documents.

This week's blog discusses when to begin the process and why giving these decisions proper attention can make a difference.

Read the full blog here:

If you are considering a prenuptial agreement, one of the best things you can do is start the conversation early. Many couples wait until shortly before their wedding to think about a prenup. By then, there may already be travel plans, invitations, family commitments, and countless other wedding det...

09/14/2026

Estate planning often begins with a conversation, not a stack of documents.

When a new client comes into our office, we want to understand more than simply what they own. We want to understand their family, the people they trust, the changes they have experienced, and what concerns brought them to us in the first place.

These conversations help us build an estate plan that is appropriate for the client’s circumstances rather than relying on a standard approach.

In our latest blog, we discuss five of the questions we commonly ask during an estate planning consultation and why each one matters.

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Many people are surprised by how much of an estate planning consultation is simply a conversation.Before we prepare any documents, we spend time getting to know the person sitting across from us.Every family is different, and every estate plan should reflect that.

09/04/2026

When you have a legally enforceable estate plan in place, all those you love and all that you’ve worked for are protected if something were to happen to you. Get started on your plan today - call our office at (760) 673-7600!