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Living trusts, wills and other estate planning documents can...
Urban Living
Because I’m a senior citizen myself, many of my clients are friends whose family members are passing or going into assisted living. When someone calls me to sell their property, I sometimes find that the deed is held in a Living Trust. Most readers probably don’t have such a trust, as it’s expensive to set one up.
Local attorneys can charge $5,000 or more to manage all of the documents, but if you have heirs, you can bite the bullet and set one up to save them time and money.
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