If my $ is in a brokerage account, is it enough to name my children as beneficiaries, or do I need to create a living trust?
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Answered on July 28, 2017
There are several factors you will need to consider. 1. Age of your children. 2. Other probate assets. 3. Contingencies on the beneficiary...
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Can I undue the joint tenancy by having my kids quit claim back their interests? Are there tax consequences?
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Answered on April 21, 2016
Yes, you can "undue" the joint tenancy of the properties. However you must understand the different requirements with the County Recorders in...
Can funds be moved in and out of a trust account and not be commingled?
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Answered on April 20, 2016
I agree with the comments here. You will want to have your Irrevocable Trust reviewed by an Estate Planning Attorney. If a loan is allowed, are...
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When my Mother-in-Law's home is sold, it is to be divided amongst the 7 children. Will my husband's share be given to me?
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Answered on March 25, 2016
Without a living trust, the house would go through probate. Since your husband predeceased his mother, his share of her estate would technically...
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What is advantage of living trust vs a will in our situation!
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Answered on November 03, 2014
You need both. Based on your family situation - married, minor children, primarily owning real estate and have financial accounts in California. ...
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A CA citizen told me that in CA, one may shield assets from lawsuits by using a trust in combination with a will. Any truth ?
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Answered on September 16, 2014
Without the context of your discussion it is hard to substantiate what you were told. However, with a revocable living trust, you are not afforded...
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Is it necessary to have a Power of Attorney for healthcare and financial separate from the one in your trust?
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Answered on September 12, 2014
To answer your question - Your mother needs the POAs for health and finance. Normally, these documents come into effect when the individual becomes...
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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?
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Answered on August 21, 2014
First and foremost, I am sorry for your loss.
The quick answer to your question is that you should establish your estate plan now. When we...
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