I am a practicing attorney in New York and have been dealing with this state planning for over 35 years and I must compliment you on your clear and concise explanations a very complicated Concepts you are a great teacher
9 Mistakes Not to Make with a Revocable Living Trust 1. Failing to Fund the Trust 2. Having a poorly written Trust 3. Mistakenly thinking that Revocable Living Trust assets aren't used for Nursing home expenses 4. Mistakenly thinking that Revocable Living Trust protects you from liability/creditors 5. Not having ancillary documents in support of Trust (power of attorney, durable power of attorney, successor trustee, pour over will) 6. Not realizing your Trust doesn't control where your IRA, Life Insurance, Annuities go when you die 7. Naming your Trust as the beneficiary of your IRA when you don't need to 8. Failing to update your Trust when something changes 9. Failing to subscribe to this channel
Wow, some good points. We got a pour-over will into a Testamentary Trust attorney who said funding trust was not needed? NJ probate is very efficient not like some other states.
@@reberyan7879 I never heard why a car would be in a trust may be some very valuable car. I have an NJ pension only your spouse gets half the pension when she dies finished like Social Security. I'm not sure about kids under 26 y/o far as pension benefits depend on your state.
@@reberyan7879 It sounds like it's a trust "funding" issue as opposed to the actual language in the trust document to get your vehicle in your trust and to set up the beneficiaries of your pension the right way. I'm not sure what state or jurisdiction you are in, but it might be worth a call to your attorney to see if in fact anything needs to be changed in your documents.
The Toby Mathis Anderson Advisors Trust is just as easy to forge by inheritance thieves, and now Anderson is Advising us to remove our names from out property so Land Trust anonymity thieves can steal our Real Estate, when we hide from widows and orphans and run from slip and falls.
I review all my financial affairs at the beginning of each year. I also go over those affairs and my final wishes with my children at that time so they are well informed and they each understand my final plans
Great advice. I would only add that one needs to find an expert attorney who drafts up the documents. I lucked out and had a very experienced attorney who bounced things off of me that I hadn't thought about. An amazing guy. I am grateful for his work.
I transfer what I can to my grandchildren now. In the past I had it set up that they would inherit funds and then I realized it is now that they can use the help.
Thanks so much for this video!! A living trust does not necessitate any probate procedures. When the Trust Deed's events, such as death occur, the Trustee is instantly empowered to administer the deceased's assets.i am Currently living smart and frugal with my money. Saving and investing lifestyle in the financial market made it possible for me this early even till now earn monthly through passive income.
Thank you! I took tons of notes! My Dad created a RLT in 2012 and thought he'd done a great thing. After the last 3 years in assisted living, he caught CV-19 from staff and died in Oct 2020...leaving me with figuring out the labyrinth of RLT he left behind. He was never great with details so "funding the Trust" was the biggest kink to work out. I now want to be sure I AVOID leaving those headaches to my daughter when my time comes. Your videos are now on my "to do" list!
@@ruthtorphy2204 I'm having issues now with one of my mom's accounts that wasn't placed into the Trust. The institution that holds it seems unable to understand the Pour Over Will document that is part of her trust. This allows whatever was not placed into the trust in the trust after death with a small account affidavit. Somehow they are still having their lawyers disect it or they are incompetent.
I feel your pain we paid a million In billable litigation hours because our $8000.00 estate planner only funded it and didn’t include the dozens of steps in as complete administration including 15 step’s minimum to transfer, distribute and settle it. FYI lesson learned hire a NICER Inheritance Administration Trusted Advisor not an estate planner.
great video. i love your commitment to educating our friends and family...doing all you can to help people and save families from aggravation, expensive costs, and time.
RLT is great. Walked into bank with copy of trust, parent's death certificates, my id. 5 minutes later, "what would you like to do with your account sir".
RLT is too easy to forge, a greedy sibling changed it, cost half the estate litigation. Next time around getting a NICER Financial Elder Abuse Defense Network Approved Forgery Proof Legalese Administration Lawyer and their team of Allied Legal Professional Trust Guardians. Who defend vulnerable grantors and defend grantees with a Latin Law Permission Ledger Recorded and Monitored Interdiction Trust Complete Administration.
Mistake #7 is spot on, and in my opinion you are exactly correct and gave an ethical and honest description of when it makes or does not make sense. Too many people name their trust as the beneficiary of their IRAs when there is no need to do so. Unfortunately, many times they do that because their attorney recommended they do it....especially when the attorney has convinced the clients to list the attorney as co-trustee in the document and will be collecting his/her fees down the road. And of course that fee is typically based on the size of the trust, so some attorneys want to direct any and all assets to the trust to increase their future fees. I have seen this many times in practice and it’s “funny” how it occurs with the same attorneys over and over.
I just met with an estate planning lawyer last week and went in assuming I'd create a Trust (side note, if pay a few thousand for them to write a trust the language better damn well be correct) anyway, htey mentioned something that I hadn't heard of before for a home, a Beneficiary of Deed, instead of creating a trust, I left totally confused and the pros and cons of a BOD vs. a Trust, other than the fact it cost double to write a trust.
I'd like to hear more about what to do about credit or credit protection. I am a widowed retiree. My only income is pension and SSA that's slightly less than $50K combined. I don't own any real property. I only have personal property; 2 late model vehicles and my household goods/clothing/books and other miscellaneous items as assets to pass on. But, I do have several credit cards - approximately 1/3 of my income is credit card debts becauseI travel a great deal. My credit accounts are all open and current. I'd like to know how I can protect my beneficiaries from creditors after I pass away?
Number 10. Not getting the Forgery Proof NICER authorizes Administration Lawyer's 33-year reformed Permission Validated and certified Trust Administration.
OK, sir, this is the third video that I watch from your channel since yesterday. I won't make the # 9 mistake. So here you go I'm your new subscriber. BTW my mother-in-law passed away last September (my father-in-law passed away in 2000). My wife is in the middle of processing the transfer of the living trust that they left (2/3 ownership of the house) to her name. We were so glad that her late parents had a living trust (written about 25 years ago) transferring their ownership to her. Just sharing our experience on living trust.
Our Estate Planners mistakes cost us 50% in Litigation billable hours and other related costs. So 5% to 10% in validation fees makes more sense than the easy to forge estate Plan. We need Administration Lawyers who innstall services instead of Estate Planners who install easy to forge documents.
Our greedy trustee changed it at the last minute and the estate planner who promised peace of mind refused to help when it cost half our parents estate in litigation related cost including phony billable hours.
Thank you so much for doing a good deed which really what you are doing is giving back to communities for free! As always, what's good with tons of knowledge/power and not sharing & using power to make a difference to the world we live in? Your sharing of your insights & knowledge is greatly appreciated!
Great video! Regarding Medicaid, they would need an Irrevocable Living Trust before the clock starts ticking. They'll need a certain level of assets in that ILT for a specific amount of time before Medicaid can not hold it against them. Again, great video!
Agree 100%. When working with my clients and discussing Medicaid planning with irrevocable trusts, the threshold question is whether or not they want to give up control of those assets to another trustee in order to shelter their assets. Most aren't willing until they see an actual medical issue on the horizon.
As a product dependent on an irrevocable trust, I can honestly say that leaving a family member as an executor is probably not a very good thing. The fact that when the trust was designed, it was due to the fact that Medicaid and prenuptials were not very trusting so my parents and lawyer thought the siblings would be the best executors for my "Well-Being" after they had passed on. Was this a good decision? No! Turned out you can only have one executor and after the dependent of the trust has deceased, the remainder of the trust goes to the three trustees which asked to date, the trust is now on its second executor and as the beneficiary, I am concerned for my future.
@@theplainenglishattorneyDon't know what state you are in, your trust automatically turns into a IRREVOCABLE TRUST, if OR once you BECOME, INCAPACITATED OR DEATH! I just went through this with my dad, who is Incapacitated! Yet, while you are the GRANTOR/CREATOR/TRUSTOR you can UPDATE, MODIFY as often as you want to. Yet, if a real estate property, still allows you to claim interest in it, yes keep it simple! Yet, if you are not still able to claim that interest. That home should have a second person on that deed along with yourself, for cheaper property tax, benefiting purposes.
I could use some info, so if my mother is trying to set up a living trust fund who writes the trust & then when she passes away who do i show the living trust fund so that i won't go through the extra procedures. Do i need another person involve & can she get someone to write the fund for us? (Only offspring)
hi, thanks for your helpful video.If I only want to change the TRUST name, and I Have the word document from the lawyer who made our trust,can I just edit the TRUST name, print it out, sign them and change all the assets to that new revocation trust name?I don't see why I need to hire a lawyer to just get this simple step done. Thank you for your advice.
No, we're not we've been lied to we can't do this without a Law degree or the Latin Law Crime Interdiction Administration to prevent crimes that ruin our families like forgers, counterfeiters and Trust embezzlers. Hire NICER Forgery Proof Approved Inheritance Administration Lawyers,
Hire a Forgery Proof Legalese Administration Lawyer putting their client's needs ahead of their own in a few months who protect vulnerable seniors and defend grantees legacies like Paul Rabalais should he choose to advance his career adding 100 times more value in a Legalese inheritance administration.
It's easy our greedy trustees, grantees and inheritance hijackers are stealing our inheritances or costing 50% in Billable Litigation Hours, erase your sibling's names and you get it all. Until Notay Index Crime Enforcement Regulatory 837PC Citizens and Sheriffs go on call to arrest you around the holidays. With NICER forgery proof Title Holding Entities, like a 33-year reform Interdiction Living Trust, Permission Ledger DPOA, and Schedule A Counterfeit Free LLC so Brew Barrymore and Cher's Heirs get their shares.
My mother's Will is a State Secret, and she changes it frequently depending on who she likes that week. She's 96 and is still changing her Will. What is your advice....
Listenening to you and your knowledge in this field makes me wonder how it is possible to be so well versed in any endeavor. I am sharing your expert knowlede with family members who will in turn share with other freinds. Thanks again.
i need help. i have a living revocable trust, a pour over will, and vangard needs a letter of testamentary. is it ok or legit to probate my husbands will?
Thank you for summarizing many issues and or mistakes associated with establishing either joint or individual revocable living trusts. I have stumbled through many of these issues and others.... in my quest for the right combination of vehicles to use to satisfy my personal and unique concerns. If anyone is detail oriented and able to reason thru these various situations, there comes a point where one needs to take some action and decide what vehicles to put in place and do the follow thru necessary. So having said that how does one go about brining all of the concerns you have raised along with ones they have you did not cover and taking appropriate action and get it done! It will never be perfect but without action it will never be done. So is there a master checklist that in theory will bring one to that point of taking action?
I can see how the lower income folks get the short end of the stick with a living trust-- it cost money to have one, while they don't have the money to have one for their family, then this type of information is basically restricted to a lot of people, not to mention complicated.
@@kalebott9883 Our parents Trust Lawyer's estate plan cost a million dollars in billable litigation hours, so we're waiting for the NICER approved Interdiction Living Trust Administration Trusted Advisors, and Allied Legal Professional Trust Guardians complete inheritance transfer, distribution and settled administration. Costing Parents a Prebate Nickel, or Grantee Beneficiaries a NICER Probate Dime, to avoid the Failed Estate Plan Quarter to 50% in billable litigation hours. So, everyone gets the same end of the stick, and Drew Barrymore and Cher's heirs get their shares.
@@kalebott9883now that the ethical lawyers are caveating the estate plan Trust fails the only options will be a Prebate Nickel for Grantors, a Probate Dime for Grantees and a Litigation Quarter for greedy grantees who want to fight in court,
Now that National Institute of Certified Estate Planners bravely caveated the RLT failed, getting one would be the mistake without NICER approved Inheritance Administration Lawyers.
Thanks for your integrity and reporting the mistakes that cost us our inheritance with the Easy to forge Trust. We recommend replacing it with Forgery Proof Legalize Administration Lawwers. With NICER's approved 33-year reformed Latin Law Permission Ledger Arbiter Interdiction Trust Financial Elder Abuse Defense Administration. With A team of 5 Allied Legal Professional Trust Guardians to protect Vulnerable Grantors and defend Grantees Legacies.
Thanks for the sharing. I liked and subscribed, at least the 9th mistake nit applicable for me 🤭🤭🤭 I will digest the other 8 mistakes, since I just set up my family trust.
New Subscriber. Thank you for this video. Quick question pls. I have my Roth IRA set up to reinvest. My intention of opening the acc was simply to save for retirement. The company has a zero maintenance & interest fee. I called to asked if my money is safe, they said nothing is guaranteed. Question is, How can I just contribute without the risk of losing my IRA money to any investment ups and downs? Ex. just like a regular bank's savings/ checking account. I would appreciate a reply when you get a chance. Thank you.
I am a practicing attorney in New York and have been dealing with this state planning for over 35 years and I must compliment you on your clear and concise explanations a very complicated Concepts you are a great teacher
9 Mistakes Not to Make with a Revocable Living Trust
1. Failing to Fund the Trust
2. Having a poorly written Trust
3. Mistakenly thinking that Revocable Living Trust assets aren't used for Nursing home expenses
4. Mistakenly thinking that Revocable Living Trust protects you from liability/creditors
5. Not having ancillary documents in support of Trust (power of attorney, durable power of attorney, successor trustee, pour over will)
6. Not realizing your Trust doesn't control where your IRA, Life Insurance, Annuities go when you die
7. Naming your Trust as the beneficiary of your IRA when you don't need to
8. Failing to update your Trust when something changes
9. Failing to subscribe to this channel
Wow, some good points. We got a pour-over will into a Testamentary Trust attorney who said funding trust was not needed? NJ probate is very efficient not like some other states.
How do I update trust when I have already paid attorney and he didn’t add my car or pension
@@reberyan7879 I never heard why a car would be in a trust may be some very valuable car. I have an NJ pension only your spouse gets half the pension when she dies finished like Social Security. I'm not sure about kids under 26 y/o far as pension benefits depend on your state.
@@reberyan7879 It sounds like it's a trust "funding" issue as opposed to the actual language in the trust document to get your vehicle in your trust and to set up the beneficiaries of your pension the right way. I'm not sure what state or jurisdiction you are in, but it might be worth a call to your attorney to see if in fact anything needs to be changed in your documents.
Thanks for the summary. 😀
You're a great teacher with the easy to forge Trust.
@@KennethKennedy-n7o Using citizens rights to arrest unauthorized document changers.
The Toby Mathis Anderson Advisors Trust is just as easy to forge by inheritance thieves, and now Anderson is Advising us to remove our names from out property so Land Trust anonymity thieves can steal our Real Estate, when we hide from widows and orphans and run from slip and falls.
I review all my financial affairs at the beginning of each year. I also go over those affairs and my final wishes with my children at that time so they are well informed and they each understand my final plans
You're amazing..!
Great info, also get a trust before demensia sets in .
Great advice. I would only add that one needs to find an expert attorney who drafts up the documents. I lucked out and had a very experienced attorney who bounced things off of me that I hadn't thought about. An amazing guy. I am grateful for his work.
Please if you would share your amazing guy
I transfer what I can to my grandchildren now. In the past I had it set up that they would inherit funds and then I realized it is now that they can use the help.
Agreed
Awesome Grandfather!
Absolutely. You can show them how to spend and invest. You can give or receive tax free as long as it's not more than 15K a year.
So true! I helped a son buy his first house. It means a lot more now and truly can be life changing !
@@jesse957 not awesome, leave the money to his own children. Don't skip generations.
Thanks, great video. Please make another one; the "Best way to protect the assets from Nursing homes"
How about taking care of them at home like we did for two sets of parents without scamming our fellow tax payers.
Love that 9th tip. Took me off guard. I laughed out loud. What a great closing. Loved it.😍
Thanks so much for this video!! A living trust does not necessitate any probate procedures. When the Trust Deed's events, such as death occur, the Trustee is instantly empowered to administer the deceased's assets.i am Currently living smart and frugal with my money. Saving and investing lifestyle in the financial market made it possible for me this early even till now earn monthly through passive income.
Thank you! I took tons of notes! My Dad created a RLT in 2012 and thought he'd done a great thing. After the last 3 years in assisted living, he caught CV-19 from staff and died in Oct 2020...leaving me with figuring out the labyrinth of RLT he left behind. He was never great with details so "funding the Trust" was the biggest kink to work out. I now want to be sure I AVOID leaving those headaches to my daughter when my time comes. Your videos are now on my "to do" list!
This Jan we had same issues. Nothing was actually placed in the trust.
rip to your Dad💙
@@ruthtorphy2204 I'm having issues now with one of my mom's accounts that wasn't placed into the Trust. The institution that holds it seems unable to understand the Pour Over Will document that is part of her trust. This allows whatever was not placed into the trust in the trust after death with a small account affidavit. Somehow they are still having their lawyers disect it or they are incompetent.
Your better off not owning anything, it’s costs money and you don’t know if the law will change
I feel your pain we paid a million In billable litigation hours because our $8000.00 estate planner only funded it and didn’t include the dozens of steps in as complete administration including 15 step’s minimum to transfer, distribute and settle it. FYI lesson learned hire a NICER Inheritance Administration Trusted Advisor not an estate planner.
This needs to be taught in schools . Thanks for all of the great information.
No it doesn’t it fails with estate planners so how can we do it without Latin Law Crime Interdiction administration lawyers?
great video. i love your commitment to educating our friends and family...doing all you can to help people and save families from aggravation, expensive costs, and time.
RLT is great. Walked into bank with copy of trust, parent's death certificates, my id. 5 minutes later, "what would you like to do with your account sir".
RLT is too easy to forge, a greedy sibling changed it, cost half the estate litigation. Next time around getting a NICER Financial Elder Abuse Defense Network Approved Forgery Proof Legalese Administration Lawyer and their team of Allied Legal Professional Trust Guardians. Who defend vulnerable grantors and defend grantees with a Latin Law Permission Ledger Recorded and Monitored Interdiction Trust Complete Administration.
Mistake #7 is spot on, and in my opinion you are exactly correct and gave an ethical and honest description of when it makes or does not make sense. Too many people name their trust as the beneficiary of their IRAs when there is no need to do so. Unfortunately, many times they do that because their attorney recommended they do it....especially when the attorney has convinced the clients to list the attorney as co-trustee in the document and will be collecting his/her fees down the road. And of course that fee is typically based on the size of the trust, so some attorneys want to direct any and all assets to the trust to increase their future fees. I have seen this many times in practice and it’s “funny” how it occurs with the same attorneys over and over.
Thanks ouattorney did just that, so we need to change that by amendment or reinstatement?
Mistake #9 avoided. Good stuff 👌🏾
really simple , informative , and practical THANKS
Yes, thankyou for getting this out…
Mistake number 9 is so funny. God bless you.
Thank you for this video!
Thanks Paul!! 👍👍👍👏👏👏
LOVE mistake #9! Mistake avoided!
Nice buildup of suspense on #9, LOL. Had me on the edge of my seat.
Thank you! I’m binge watching your videos!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you a lot for this video. This is very interesting and informative. Keep posting like those amazing videos, this is awesome.
Awesome info. I am about to setup a living trust and this info is exactly what I needed to know. Thank you.
Very informative video thank you for these tips and advice.
Great information! Looking forward to the next video!
Thank you from Central Florida
Sure thing Central FL! 😎
I have been tuned in to quite a few of your videos. Very informative. 🙏🏽
Love your videos 😃and of course no 9 is the most important mistake 😃thank you for the advice have a blessed day ❤
Great advice. Thank you!
I just met with an estate planning lawyer last week and went in assuming I'd create a Trust (side note, if pay a few thousand for them to write a trust the language better damn well be correct) anyway, htey mentioned something that I hadn't heard of before for a home, a Beneficiary of Deed, instead of creating a trust, I left totally confused and the pros and cons of a BOD vs. a Trust, other than the fact it cost double to write a trust.
Thank you sir I can understand almost everything when you explain it....
This was super helpful. Thank you for the concise information
I'd like to hear more about what to do about credit or credit protection.
I am a widowed retiree. My only income is pension and SSA that's slightly less than $50K combined.
I don't own any real property. I only have personal property; 2 late model vehicles and my household goods/clothing/books and other miscellaneous items as assets to pass on. But, I do have several credit cards - approximately 1/3 of my income is credit card debts becauseI travel a great deal. My credit accounts are all open and current. I'd like to know how I can protect my beneficiaries from creditors after I pass away?
I gave you a thumb up subscribed and forwarded your outstanding videos. Thank you for your training
Number 10. Not getting the Forgery Proof NICER authorizes Administration Lawyer's 33-year reformed Permission Validated and certified Trust Administration.
Thank you very much for creating this video. I needed it as I am having these conversations with my family now.
Thank you, the video was very helpful and the comments provided real insights.
You are Ammmmaaaaazing ! Thank you👍👍👍👍👍
Most unique way a you tuber’s ever asked me to subscribe, so I did.
I just started watch your videos ,it is very timely information for me and I appreciate it.
Look forward for seeing more of it.
Ipe.
This was such a helpful video thank you!
Thank you so much. You’re wonderful for helping us!
Great info , thanks !!!
Great presentation! Thanks...
Great information. I learned from it. Didn't make mistake #9.
Thank you so much for the info
OK, sir, this is the third video that I watch from your channel since yesterday. I won't make the # 9 mistake. So here you go I'm your new subscriber.
BTW my mother-in-law passed away last September (my father-in-law passed away in 2000). My wife is in the middle of processing the transfer of the living trust that they left (2/3 ownership of the house) to her name. We were so glad that her late parents had a living trust (written about 25 years ago) transferring their ownership to her.
Just sharing our experience on living trust.
It's a great idea to include updates and changes in the contract ,
#9 was my favorite
Our Estate Planners mistakes cost us 50% in Litigation billable hours and other related costs. So 5% to 10% in validation fees makes more sense than the easy to forge estate Plan. We need Administration Lawyers who innstall services instead of Estate Planners who install easy to forge documents.
Our greedy trustee changed it at the last minute and the estate planner who promised peace of mind refused to help when it cost half our parents estate in litigation related cost including phony billable hours.
Damn, this is so overwhelming.
Thank you so much for doing a good deed which really what you are doing is giving back to communities for free!
As always, what's good with tons of knowledge/power and not sharing & using power to make a difference to the world we live in?
Your sharing of your insights & knowledge is greatly appreciated!
Every Saturday
Great video! Regarding Medicaid, they would need an Irrevocable Living Trust before the clock starts ticking. They'll need a certain level of assets in that ILT for a specific amount of time before Medicaid can not hold it against them. Again, great video!
Agree 100%. When working with my clients and discussing Medicaid planning with irrevocable trusts, the threshold question is whether or not they want to give up control of those assets to another trustee in order to shelter their assets. Most aren't willing until they see an actual medical issue on the horizon.
As a product dependent on an irrevocable trust, I can honestly say that leaving a family member as an executor is probably not a very good thing. The fact that when the trust was designed, it was due to the fact that Medicaid and prenuptials were not very trusting so my parents and lawyer thought the siblings would be the best executors for my "Well-Being" after they had passed on. Was this a good decision? No! Turned out you can only have one executor and after the dependent of the trust has deceased, the remainder of the trust goes to the three trustees which asked to date, the trust is now on its second executor and as the beneficiary, I am concerned for my future.
@@RealJamieWorley Thank you for your input. Unfortunately my dynamic is under the "not so good".
@@louiesaucke521 so you had 3 or 4 people listed as trustee and as 1 died the other took over?
@@theplainenglishattorneyDon't know what state you are in, your trust automatically turns into a IRREVOCABLE TRUST, if OR once you BECOME, INCAPACITATED OR DEATH! I just went through this with my dad, who is Incapacitated! Yet, while you are the GRANTOR/CREATOR/TRUSTOR you can UPDATE, MODIFY as often as you want to. Yet, if a real estate property, still allows you to claim interest in it, yes keep it simple! Yet, if you are not still able to claim that interest. That home should have a second person on that deed along with yourself, for cheaper property tax, benefiting purposes.
How much should I expect to pay to have a RLT done Thanks
I could use some info, so if my mother is trying to set up a living trust fund who writes the trust & then when she passes away who do i show the living trust fund so that i won't go through the extra procedures. Do i need another person involve & can she get someone to write the fund for us? (Only offspring)
Do Like me wait for the holidays and get a NICER Forgery Proof Interdiction Living Trust, with a Latin Law Crime Interdiction Administration
Awesome information! Thank you!
great information thank you really appreciate it
God bless you for doing what you do
Thank you for your educational and informative channel. New subscriber 🙌
LOL! You're good, sir! Your presentation gave me a chuckle and it was a great source of information. Thanks again! 😅
hi, thanks for your helpful video.If I only want to change the TRUST name, and I Have the word document from the lawyer who made our trust,can I just edit the TRUST name, print it out, sign them and change all the assets to that new revocation trust name?I don't see why I need to hire a lawyer to just get this simple step done. Thank you for your advice.
Are we going to keep adding up the mistakes?
No, we're not we've been lied to we can't do this without a Law degree or the Latin Law Crime Interdiction Administration to prevent crimes that ruin our families like forgers, counterfeiters and Trust embezzlers. Hire NICER Forgery Proof Approved Inheritance Administration Lawyers,
Better than some others i've seen.
I will not make mistake number nine. Thanks so much
You got me there. Mistake #9.
Thank you for the information
Thanks for the video, but Mistake #9, I wasn't expecting that!! Hahaha
How to do my mother do a trust for the house and i pay the mortgage. So what can i do to protect her
Hire a Forgery Proof Legalese Administration Lawyer putting their client's needs ahead of their own in a few months who protect vulnerable seniors and defend grantees legacies like Paul Rabalais should he choose to advance his career adding 100 times more value in a Legalese inheritance administration.
Great content!
Step #9 cleaver, subscribed
How do I forge a Trust?
It's easy our greedy trustees, grantees and inheritance hijackers are stealing our inheritances or costing 50% in Billable Litigation Hours, erase your sibling's names and you get it all. Until Notay Index Crime Enforcement Regulatory 837PC Citizens and Sheriffs go on call to arrest you around the holidays. With NICER forgery proof Title Holding Entities, like a 33-year reform Interdiction Living Trust, Permission Ledger DPOA, and Schedule A Counterfeit Free LLC so Brew Barrymore and Cher's Heirs get their shares.
Don’t do it if It’s a NICER forgery proof Title Holding Entity or 837PC Citizens and the Law will throw you in Jail.
My mother's Will is a State Secret, and she changes it frequently depending on who she likes that week. She's 96 and is still changing her Will. What is your advice....
Stay in her good graces 😂
Great vid! Thanks.
So does an irrevocable living trust protect your assets against debt?
How much does it cost to make a typical living trust? Meaning what is the current price range, (high and low) for establishing a living trust?
$3400
@@jamesanderson7266 Thanks, James. Good to have a ballpark number.
50 bucks...
How did you arrive at the $50 figure when the other responder said it was $3400? @@waynechien-vovietchongmy9724
Listenening to you and your knowledge in this field makes me wonder how it is possible to be so well versed in any endeavor. I am sharing your expert knowlede with family members who will in turn share with other freinds. Thanks again.
Don't forget to add a 33-year forgery proof reform is arriving with a Latin Law Crime Interdiction Administration.
Number one getting an estate plan instead of an inheritance administration.
i need help. i have a living revocable trust, a pour over will, and vangard needs a letter of testamentary. is it ok or legit to probate my husbands will?
Thank you for summarizing many issues and or mistakes associated with establishing either joint or individual revocable living trusts. I have stumbled through many of these issues and others.... in my quest for the right combination of vehicles to use to satisfy my personal and unique concerns. If anyone is detail oriented and able to reason thru these various situations, there comes a point where one needs to take some action and decide what vehicles to put in place and do the follow thru necessary. So having said that how does one go about brining all of the concerns you have raised along with ones they have you did not cover and taking appropriate action and get it done! It will never be perfect but without action it will never be done. So is there a master checklist that in theory will bring one to that point of taking action?
Yep, it need to be irrevocable trust to be isolated from the government considering it as your assets.
You are so cute on mistake #9 !
In NY state as long as your trust has been set up for 5 years or longer, the medicaid can not take your house if it's in the trust.
Need a tutorial or basic procedure on up dating my schedule 1,2 etc
Thank you for the public service announcement!
Do i need to go rhrough a lawyer to update my revocable trust or can i fill the form out myself and get it notorized?
great show
Thank you 🙏🏽😊
Just now corrected the 9th one ! HARI NAM !
Love #9 :) Thanks for a great video Paul!
Once will & Trust created and assume if I get new home recently, should I need to update will & Trust again ?
make sure they title the property in the name of the trust not your name and it's covered.
Do you know of an estate attorney here in Sacramento California that you can recommend. I need to update my living trust. Thanks.
I can see how the lower income folks get the short end of the stick with a living trust-- it cost money to have one, while they don't have the money to have one for their family, then this type of information is basically restricted to a lot of people, not to mention complicated.
NICER Forgery Proof inheritance security system cost a Prebate nickel, Probate Dime, or Litigation Quarter so everyone gets the same end of the stick.
I’m just learning about trust. What cost are associated with holding/maintaining the trust? TIA
@@kalebott9883 Our parents Trust Lawyer's estate plan cost a million dollars in billable litigation hours, so we're waiting for the NICER approved Interdiction Living Trust Administration Trusted Advisors, and Allied Legal Professional Trust Guardians complete inheritance transfer, distribution and settled administration. Costing Parents a Prebate Nickel, or Grantee Beneficiaries a NICER Probate Dime, to avoid the Failed Estate Plan Quarter to 50% in billable litigation hours. So, everyone gets the same end of the stick, and Drew Barrymore and Cher's heirs get their shares.
@@kalebott9883now that the ethical lawyers are caveating the estate plan Trust fails the only options will be a Prebate Nickel for Grantors, a Probate Dime for Grantees and a Litigation Quarter for greedy grantees who want to fight in court,
Now that National Institute of Certified Estate Planners bravely caveated the RLT failed, getting one would be the mistake without NICER approved Inheritance Administration Lawyers.
Di you mean the RLT isnt valid without one? As of when? Thank you.
Thanks for your integrity and reporting the mistakes that cost us our inheritance with the Easy to forge Trust. We recommend replacing it with Forgery Proof Legalize Administration Lawwers. With NICER's approved 33-year reformed Latin Law Permission Ledger Arbiter Interdiction Trust Financial Elder Abuse Defense Administration. With A team of 5 Allied Legal Professional Trust Guardians to protect Vulnerable Grantors and defend Grantees Legacies.
Thanks for the sharing. I liked and subscribed, at least the 9th mistake nit applicable for me 🤭🤭🤭 I will digest the other 8 mistakes, since I just set up my family trust.
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Thank you for this video.
Quick question pls.
I have my Roth IRA set up to reinvest. My intention of opening the acc was simply to save for retirement. The company has a zero maintenance & interest fee. I called to asked if my money is safe, they said nothing is guaranteed.
Question is,
How can I just contribute without the risk of losing my IRA money to any investment ups and downs?
Ex. just like a regular bank's savings/ checking account.
I would appreciate a reply when you get a chance.
Thank you.