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      Trustee is deceased

      hi samuel, there is no reason for you to have an attorney involved in maintaining your trust. there is nothing to maintain. you title your assets to your trust, and then proceed to live your life exactly as you had been doing. your trust really only goes into effect, once you die. while you...
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      Trustee is deceased

      i suspect that your attorney preferred you get all mixed up in a possible probate system. i would highly recommend that you create a trust NOW, with all the stipulations you want in it. so it remains a private document, and the courts and the public system are not involved. i will repeat EVEN...
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      Trustee is deceased

      also, in your example, the will is not CREATING the trust
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      Trustee is deceased

      hi samuel, i was not saying that you did or did not need a trust. you are placing that into your will. my comment was based on the fact that your will may create a trust. i was simply saying that if your will is gonna create a trust, i do not understand why you do not create a trust...
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      Trustee is deceased

      hi ron, i totally understand your situation. however, that has nothing to do with not having a trust. you could do exactly what you want with a trust. remember, trust assets do not necessarily need to be distributed. and in fact, more and more parents are doing exactly that, once they even...
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      Trustee is deceased

      gosh, i simply dont get why anyone would want a will to create a trust ? why not create the trust now, while you are alive ?
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      How to hold Stock Certificates of LLC

      no problem. thanks for reaching out to others, and offering your help.
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      How to hold Stock Certificates of LLC

      you said the following In that case I would list it as "John Doe Trust, Jane Smith Trustee. i simply added that in real estate, the trustee name is placed before the trust whether that is true in an llc, i said i did not know, and was not trying to argue the point merely pointing out that...
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      How to hold Stock Certificates of LLC

      please re-read exactly what i said, and you should realize that your last post was completely unnecessary
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      How to hold Stock Certificates of LLC

      not meant to be argumentative, and the above may be correct about llcs ? but the correct way to title real estate is jane smith, trustee of the john doe trust (notarized or dated) on dd-mm-yyyy i use "notarized" and make absolutely sure that my trust is notarized on that day - the absolute...
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      disclosures

      she was elderly. but they can do all the checking they desire !!
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      disclosures

      ok, thanks. i did not check yes or no, but did tell them that i am selling the property due to the fact that my tenant of 10+ years died, and i decided not to keep it any longer as a rental. if they want to check up on that, they can. i also put my 2 cents in, and told them that i could not...
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      disclosures

      california we had an interesting discussion very recently, regarding clarity of documents. i am filling out disclosures, from a seller's standpoint. here is a question that i think is very poorly written 1) are you aware of within the last 3 years, the death of an occupant of the property...
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      Rights as beneficary in CA

      this conversation was about documents written in english. so when i said "proper english", it should have well been understood that this was in opposition to "improper english", not russian or german, etc. this has been an english speaking country, with all of its laws and such written in...
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      Rights as beneficary in CA

      if you do not know that english is the national language of the usa, you had better go back to school. if you are a lawyer, you must know that all laws are written in english, for the above reason. with the poor example that you gave, the request would of course be honored, because no one...
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      Rights as beneficary in CA

      it is you my friend who is making the error. i said if a document was written in lawyerese, it may not be written in proper english. your statement is a tautology, for if they were not written in proper english, they would not be properly written legal documents - since at least 1...
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      Rights as beneficary in CA

      i think i can agree with that. again, what i am saying is that an explanation of the english-meaning of a set of statements is different from defining whether it conforms to any given law. note: you did not correcty interpret what i said. since i never said that stating whether a document...
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      Rights as beneficary in CA

      i deliberately did not attempt to define who such person should be. i realize that the following reply irritates lawyers, but so be it. i place a huge distinction between interpreting a document versus interpreting the law. interpreting a document is a process in understanding what is being...
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      Rights as beneficary in CA

      thank you for doing your best to refrain from using lawyerese. i also wish all your colleagues did that.
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      Rights as beneficary in CA

      not sure what you mean by "packet" ? is this some sort of explanation that the trustee sent you ? as justalayman pointed out, you simply need to read the trust document itself. in most situations (if not all), beneficiaries have the right to a copy of the trust document. and forget about any...

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