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Make Your Own Living Trust |  | Author: Denis Clifford
Brand: Nolo Press
Category: Book
List Price: $39.99
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Seller: betterworldbooks_
Rating:  19 reviews
Sales Rank: 928331
Media: Paperback
Edition: 6th
Pages: 340
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.8
Dimensions (in): 10.8 x 8.4 x 0.8
MPN: 0873379853
ISBN: 0873379853
Dewey Decimal Number: 346.73052
UPC: 093371379851
EAN: 9780873379854
ASIN: 0873379853
Publication Date: January 2004
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Death may be inevitable but probate and estate taxesare notProduct Information Most of us know that upon our demise a succession of fees and taxes will eat into our estat
Amazon.com Review
Most of us know that upon our demise, a succession of fees and taxes will eat into our estates--no matter their size--if we don't plan now to protect them. Unfortunately, many of us still postpone this process because we hesitate to summon the outside legal assistance that's traditionally been required. The folks at Nolo Press have made it their mission to provide us with the means to complete a relatively uncomplicated official arrangement like this without lawyers, however, and their third edition of Make Your Own Living Trust offers hope even to the most hesitant among us. With easy-to-follow instructions, helpful worksheets, and all of the forms necessary, attorney Denis Clifford shows both individuals and couples how to avoid otherwise inevitable delays and costs by preparing on their own to transfer their property directly to their designated heirs. Clifford's method involves the creation of a "living trust," which is a basic legal entity that allows property to be simply passed along in this way immediately upon the death of the person who created it. He outlines advantages and drawbacks, and then clearly lays out the entire process. The excuses stop here. --Howard Rothman
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 Very pleased February 19, 2010
Teressa C. Holmes (Marietta GA)
The book shipped on time and arrived in excellent condition. I will definitely order from this company again.
A book you can trust February 14, 2010
D. Johnson (Cincinnati, OH)
This book is written in a way that's easy to understand. Even if you don't make your own trust, the info is invaluable to understanding the ins and out of creating and managing a trust. You can skip to the chapters that most apply to you although I read the book from beginning to end. The forms to use are in the back of the book along with a CD that also has the forms. Lastly, the book tells you if the included forms are appropriate for your circumstance or if you need to see a lawyer.
Make Your Own Living Trust February 10, 2010
G. Sosna
Wills must go through the long and winding road of the probate process, which can take a year or more and drain at least five percent of the value of your estate in the form of legal fees. That's $15,000 on a $300,000 estate! This book discusses something called a Living Trust, which does the same thing as a will in terms of delivering your assets to your beneficiaries, but does it without probate, without delays, and without legal fees. The book explains what can and what should not be handled by a Living Trust, and also explains other probate avoidance methods. If you want to prepare a Living Trust or a basic will or any of dozen or so legal documents, the book includes both tear-out forms and also a CD with all of the documents in MS Word format. A great resource to help you gather and organize all of the data that summarizes your financial life. If you've ever been the executor of a parent's estate you'll wish they had read this book.
 Trust not trustworthy December 1, 2009
virginia artie (Va)
2 out of 7 found this review helpful
I filled out the trust form, and a friend had a trust attorney in another state look at it. He told me it was a confusing document and not to use it, and at no charge, gave me an outline of what should have been written. Do not bother with this book.
Learning about Livikng Trust November 16, 2009
Bob Hightower (El Monte, CA USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
The book seems to be very good and could be very useful in the future.
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