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Property left in a living trust bypasses lengthy and pricey probate court proceedings and goes directly to the person it’s left to, quickly and easily. Make Your Own Living Trust without doubt or question explains: how a living trust workshow to give rise to a trusthow to transfer property to a trusthow to amend or revoke a trust at any time. The bestseller likewise provides all the forms and instructions necessary to give rise to a basic living trust, a marital life estate trust (AB trust) and a backup will. Good in all states except Louisiana.
ReviewMost of us recognise 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, a lot of of us still postpone this routine 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 finish a comparatively unproblemati official arrangement like this without lawyers, however, and their third edition of Make Your Own Living Trust offers hope even to the most hesitant amidst us. With easy-to-follow instructions, helpful worksheets, and all of the forms necessary, attorney Denis Clifford shows both persons and couples how to stay clear from other than as supposed or expected inevitable delays and costs by preparing on their own to transfer their property directly to their indicated heirs. Clifford’s method involves the creation of a “living trust,” which is a basic legal entity that allows property to be plainly passed along in this way without delay upon the death of the person who produced it. He outlines vantages and drawbacks, and then distinctly lays out the entire process. The excuses stop here. –Howard Rothman
ReviewYou may set up your living trust yourself, but don’t forget to transfer your home’s title into your living trust… A good book to read primary is Make Your Own Living Trust. (Robert Bruss The Washington Post 20090101)
The best book on [the] topic is Make Your Own Living Trust… (Charlotte Observer 20090101)
If you think you may prepare your own living trust, an splendid book is Make Your Own Living Trust. (Chicago Tribune 20090101)
Make Your Own Living Trust is an splendid reference. (Kiplinger’s Retirement Report 20090101)
A do-it-yourself manual with checklists, step-by-step procedures, worksheets and forms. It even offers ideas for getting professional legal support for special questions or circumstances. (Los Angeles Times 20090101)
As if life weren’t elaborated enough, now dying is, too. But it may be less sophisticated for your family and friends with a living trust. [Clifford] shows how living trusts work, naming beneficiaries and creating a backup will. (Orange County Register 20090101)
You may create your own [living trust] with Make Your Own Living Trust. (Smart Money 20090101)
An magnificent book with sample living trust forms… (St. Petersburg Times 20090101)
In Nolo you may trust. …Denis Clifford’s without doubt or question written Make Your Own Living Trust ought to prove an enormous support to families who want to spare their heirs the expense and trouble of probate. (Jan Rosen The New York Times )
There are crucial deviations amidst the trust-mill approach and that of such well-respected productions as Nolo’s Make Your Own Living Trust. (The Wall Street Journal )
Review”In Nolo you may trust. …Denis Clifford’s without doubt or question written Make Your Own Living Trust will have to prove an enormous help to families who want to spare their heirs the expense and disturb of probate.”
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119 of 121 persons found the following review helpful.
 Great buy!
By A
This book was a god-send! I was skeptical at original because I have no legal backround and I thought that making my own living trust would be elaborated at best, totally unlikely at worst. But following a recommendation of a friend I decisive to give do-it-yourself law a shot. Boy am I happy I did! I saved a fortune in legal fees and was competent to get the occupation done just as well as if I’d had a lawyer coaching me each step of the way.
Make Your Own Living Trust was easy to use and very accessible. It even has all of the forms you’ll need on an enclosed CD-ROM. Thanks to this book I was capable to transfer summations such as stocks, real estate and jewelry to my trust, appoint someone to manage the property that I’m leaving my children, and keep control over it while I live. So don’t be scared to do it yourself, you’ll save cash and get your trust done the way you want it!
80 of 82 persons found the following review helpful.
Attorney Approved
By Jason A. Shyres
I am an attorney (shyreslaw.com) and I highly commend this book for those who could use a simple trust and want to keep away from probate. Even if you determine to hire an attorney, this book is worthful because it offers outstanding clear or deep perception into trusts and avoiding the probate system.
115 of 124 people found the following review helpful.
 Informative, but “Plan Your Estate” is a much better choice
By A
The book explained a lot of things well, but almost not a single soul is going to make their own living trust with this book. Maybe single people with modest estates and no children.
The book has a good deal of warnings: “If you want to do blah, blah, blah, see a lawyer. Nolo’s living trust program does not handle this situation.”
I would give it 3 or 4 stars, except Nolo Press’s “Plan Your Estate” is much more thorough. Better to get that.
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