Does my living trust dictate where my property goes after death or does the name on title of the document control?

I agree with all of the answers. I would just add that you ought to be careful and really need to consult with an experienced attorney about your...

Do I really need an attorney to set up a living trust? I'm just putting one piece of real estate into the trust.

Yes, you probably need an attorney's help. Many of my clients think that their estate planning will be simple when in fact most of the time...

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Can the son change his moms living trust when they found out she had cancer & wasn't in her right state of mind 1 month b4 death

Generally the answer is no. However was son simply trying to change mom's trust or was he engaged in some other legitimate activity? There are...

Could we do our own will/living trust be ourselves? If we wrote it all out in long hand, I understand that is acceptable in CA.

Yes, you could do estate planning (i.e.-create a Will or Trust) yourself. But why would you? As the attorney's here point out, it's easy to make...

Does divorce legally revoke a Family Joint Living Trust?

I agree with my colleagues. Your trust is probably not recorded and furthermore, you probably do not need to worry about revoking it, simply to cut...

Re: Will/Living Trust -Making sure my son is financialy taken care of.

I agree with all the attorneys here. You both should definitely speak with an experienced estate planning attorney and come up with a plan that...

What is the risk of funding a living trust with real estate using an assignment, rather than a changing title via a deed?

I agree with the other attorneys here. I would just further add that your question seems to be primarily about risk and you should know that ONLY...

Funding a living trust - House

I do agree with the other attorneys here, but I find the question unclear in a way that I might term "dangerous". It sounds like you have an LLC in...

If I create a living trust, are the assets protected from litigation?

In my practice, I get this question almost every week. And my answer is always no: You do not get any creditor protection from a revocable living...

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Medi-Cal is an extremely complicated ever changing area of law and as the other attorney's suggest, you'd be best served by talking with an elder...