My house is in Nevada but I plan on moving to California. Can I have an estate plan created in California now before I've moved?
I completely agree with Ms. Ward and yes you can do your planning in CA
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I completely agree with Ms. Ward and yes you can do your planning in CA
No, atty is not needed. Talk to the state corporation dept to see what forms they require. I can't imagine doing this though without an attorney
You can deed over your interest but if you want the brother to purchase your share it sounds you will have difficulty - You can force a partition sale
Same as stated by Ms. Larkin, this is a good situation
No, as stated by Ms Larkin, this is probably a good situation for the landlord
This is difficult to understand but a notarized letter will not add to a will. Someone needs to do a codicil (which is an addition)
I agree with Mr. Ajalat. It would not automatically go to the children otherwise
Should be the same and easy to protect
I think you should have a business atty do a letter to this person to obtain the recipe.
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