All your videos are very helpful. Thank you. I do have a couple of questions though. Do I put my cemetery cremation plot in the living trust? Also, how do I determine which kind of deed is proper, the quick claim or the grant deed for transferring the house. If my husband and I are listed on the original deed as joint tenants do I automatically have the right of survivorship or do I need to do one of the survivorship deed?
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Hi Edmund @treeoflifelawfirm, Thanks for educating us. I'm grateful for your help. I have a specific question about listing assets in the Living Trust Schedule A. If the trust is a beneficiary of an asset upon death of the grantor, would I list that asset in Schedule A? For example, California DMV allows a very easy way to specify a "Transfer on Death" (TOD) beneficiary for vehicles. That beneficiary can be an individual or an entity such as a trust. Rather than changing the current ownership of my vehicles to the trust, I am simply recording with the DMV (for $10 per vehicle) that the trust is the TOD beneficiary. I have a few other assets like retirement accounts where I have listed the trust as a contingent beneficiary. In all these cases where the trust is a primary or secondary beneficiary, should I list those assets in Schedule A? I am asking because the trust is only a beneficiary not the owner of those assets. Thank you.
Thank you for reaching out and leaving a comment! We appreciate your interest in our channel. Your question has been added to our list of video topics and we will certainly consider it for a future video. While we can't promise that we'll get to every question, rest assured that we're doing our best to bring you the most relevant and helpful content. Keep an eye out for future videos and keep the questions coming! Please note that this is not legal or financial advice and we have no legal obligation to answer your questions. Our response is not, nor is it intended to be legal advice, to create an attorney-client relationship between you and Tree of Life Law Firm or any of its attorneys, or to be an offer to create such an attorney-client relationship. The information is provided for general information and educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional advice. If you need personal legal or financial advice, please consult a legal or financial professional immediately. Do not take any action, postpone any action, or decline to take any proposed action based on this information without first engaging the representation of a licensed attorney at law in your State of residence. THE USE OR RELIANCE OF ANY INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE COMMENTS IS SOLELY AT YOUR OWN RISK. God bless.
Thank you for reaching out and leaving a comment! We appreciate your interest in our channel. Your question has been added to our list of video topics and we will certainly consider it for a future video. While we can't promise that we'll get to every question, rest assured that we're doing our best to bring you the most relevant and helpful content. Keep an eye out for future videos and keep the questions coming! Please note that this is not legal or financial advice and we have no legal obligation to answer your questions. Our response is not, nor is it intended to be legal advice, to create an attorney-client relationship between you and Tree of Life Law Firm or any of its attorneys, or to be an offer to create such an attorney-client relationship. The information is provided for general information and educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional advice. If you need personal legal or financial advice, please consult a legal or financial professional immediately. Do not take any action, postpone any action, or decline to take any proposed action based on this information without first engaging the representation of a licensed attorney at law in your State of residence. THE USE OR RELIANCE OF ANY INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE COMMENTS IS SOLELY AT YOUR OWN RISK. God bless.
Exactly! In the free living trust class, he never mentioned the good free living trust maker, he said that he would tell at the end of his video. That is the tactic that he used to keep the audiences watching until the end of his presentation! The so-called free living trust class is actually for the advertising of his workshop that costs $297, ít is about 2 hours long with no options to forward or backward the video. You have to watch straight until the end and the title of the video doesn’t match the content
Edmdmond : Are the videos for me to download and keep ( the ones that you charge $295) And thank you for all your help, you are very special to all of us.
Hi, in the probate protection toolkit you will gain access to the step by step video tutorials in making your own living trust. You will also get the chance to join the Facebook support group where you can post your questions for Edmund to answer and as well participate weekly live training class.
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All your videos are very helpful. Thank you. I do have a couple of questions though. Do I put my cemetery cremation plot in the living trust? Also, how do I determine which kind of deed is proper, the quick claim or the grant deed for transferring the house. If my husband and I are listed on the original deed as joint tenants do I automatically have the right of survivorship or do I need to do one of the survivorship deed?
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Very helpful
You are a true blessing and I will take your course. Stay humble my brother
God bless.
Do you not have to worry about RMDs with a ROTH IRA? Thank you.
I wish you are in Australia
Thank you Edmund, for sharing this important information about the IRA & 401K.
You are welcome. Glad it was helpful!
Edmund, thank you for your time and the information!
You are welcome. God bless!
Edmund thank you so much for your videos. I am in the process of preparing my living trust and will. This has been very helpful. God bless
You are welcome. God bless!
Would you explain about irrevocably trust and its text implications in protecting us from lawsuits and inheritance tax?
Thank you for reaching out and leaving a comment! We appreciate your interest in our channel. Your question has been added to our list of video topics and we will certainly consider it for a future video. While we can't promise that we'll get to every question, rest assured that we're doing our best to bring you the most relevant and helpful content. Keep an eye out for future videos and keep the questions coming!
Please note that this is not legal or financial advice and we have no legal obligation to answer your questions. Our response is not, nor is it intended to be legal advice, to create an attorney-client relationship between you and Tree of Life Law Firm or any of its attorneys, or to be an offer to create such an attorney-client relationship. The information is provided for general information and educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional advice. If you need personal legal or financial advice, please consult a legal or financial professional immediately. Do not take any action, postpone any action, or decline to take any proposed action based on this information without first engaging the representation of a licensed attorney at law in your State of residence. THE USE OR RELIANCE OF ANY INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE COMMENTS IS SOLELY AT YOUR OWN RISK. God bless.
This old man says there is no protection and document changers use it to victimize seniors and special needs children so our family is getting a forgery proof NICER Permission Ledger Validation Certification Trust Prebate Probate Nickel and Dime alternative to DIY Quarter Litigation from Edmund when he distinguishes himself among his peers advancing his career to Traditional Family Lawyer.
Thanks. Which state are you licensed to do business?
California and New York.
Hi Edmund @treeoflifelawfirm, Thanks for educating us. I'm grateful for your help. I have a specific question about listing assets in the Living Trust Schedule A. If the trust is a beneficiary of an asset upon death of the grantor, would I list that asset in Schedule A? For example, California DMV allows a very easy way to specify a "Transfer on Death" (TOD) beneficiary for vehicles. That beneficiary can be an individual or an entity such as a trust. Rather than changing the current ownership of my vehicles to the trust, I am simply recording with the DMV (for $10 per vehicle) that the trust is the TOD beneficiary. I have a few other assets like retirement accounts where I have listed the trust as a contingent beneficiary. In all these cases where the trust is a primary or secondary beneficiary, should I list those assets in Schedule A? I am asking because the trust is only a beneficiary not the owner of those assets. Thank you.
Thank you for reaching out and leaving a comment! We appreciate your interest in our channel. Your question has been added to our list of video topics and we will certainly consider it for a future video. While we can't promise that we'll get to every question, rest assured that we're doing our best to bring you the most relevant and helpful content. Keep an eye out for future videos and keep the questions coming!
Please note that this is not legal or financial advice and we have no legal obligation to answer your questions. Our response is not, nor is it intended to be legal advice, to create an attorney-client relationship between you and Tree of Life Law Firm or any of its attorneys, or to be an offer to create such an attorney-client relationship. The information is provided for general information and educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional advice. If you need personal legal or financial advice, please consult a legal or financial professional immediately. Do not take any action, postpone any action, or decline to take any proposed action based on this information without first engaging the representation of a licensed attorney at law in your State of residence. THE USE OR RELIANCE OF ANY INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE COMMENTS IS SOLELY AT YOUR OWN RISK. God bless.
You never mentioned the free trust maker you initially talked about. I stayed to the entire presentation and nothing was mentioned😮
Thank you for reaching out and leaving a comment! We appreciate your interest in our channel. Your question has been added to our list of video topics and we will certainly consider it for a future video. While we can't promise that we'll get to every question, rest assured that we're doing our best to bring you the most relevant and helpful content. Keep an eye out for future videos and keep the questions coming!
Please note that this is not legal or financial advice and we have no legal obligation to answer your questions. Our response is not, nor is it intended to be legal advice, to create an attorney-client relationship between you and Tree of Life Law Firm or any of its attorneys, or to be an offer to create such an attorney-client relationship. The information is provided for general information and educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional advice. If you need personal legal or financial advice, please consult a legal or financial professional immediately. Do not take any action, postpone any action, or decline to take any proposed action based on this information without first engaging the representation of a licensed attorney at law in your State of residence. THE USE OR RELIANCE OF ANY INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE COMMENTS IS SOLELY AT YOUR OWN RISK. God bless.
Exactly! In the free living trust class, he never mentioned the good free living trust maker, he said that he would tell at the end of his video. That is the tactic that he used to keep the audiences watching until the end of his presentation! The so-called free living trust class is actually for the advertising of his workshop that costs $297, ít is about 2 hours long with no options to forward or backward the video. You have to watch straight until the end and the title of the video doesn’t match the content
Edmdmond : Are the videos for me to download and keep ( the ones that you charge $295)
And thank you for all your help, you are very special to all of us.
Hi, in the probate protection toolkit you will gain access to the step by step video tutorials in making your own living trust. You will also get the chance to join the Facebook support group where you can post your questions for Edmund to answer and as well participate weekly live training class.
I don't know if the 6-12 months and the spouse dies. I am guessing it is probably years after.
A trust will last beyond your lifetime, do it right with a professional.