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7 Advantages of a Revocable Living Trust That You Need to Know

I've been an estate planning lawyer for 8 years and I've distilled my knowledge into 7 must know advantages of a revocable living trust. They are . . .

What is a Trust?

Most estate planners recommend that you get a living trust but do a poor job of explaining exactly what a trust is. Not many people know that a Trust . . .

California Court Rewrites Estate Plan After Drafting Error

Proper drafting of an estate plan is essential and saves you thousands of dollars. California courts can rewrite your estate plan if there is an error.

Estate Planning Explained: How to Leave Your Legacy

Proper estate planning is the only way to control your own legacy. Don’t let the government do it for you. Learn how to plan and control your legacy.

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