Living Trusts Explained In Under 3 Minutes

[@al-mubdizahir8704]

Ppl don't make straight to the point videos like this. I love it

[@ninapictures-wz4ce]

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[@LegaleseWarrior-w4i]

Wait until he adds the forgery proof permission validation arbiter interdiction Trust crime free inheritance transfer security system. With Legalese to mentor Grantors, referee Grantees, fund titles, record rightful owners, monitor amendments, inventory, apprise, suggest gifting small expensive items and weapons legal before they march, validate check for forgeries, certify no counterfeits, and the list goes on to distribute property with histories most valuable legal niches, yearly checkups, forgery proof administration documents, and a NICER Hollywood style trust reading so Drew Barrymore and Sher's Heirs get their shares.

[@PermissionTrustPioneer]

Don't forget it's the first step to County fund, NICER record, Arbiter monitor trustees, Trust Guardian validate titles, Legalese Administration Lawyer certify counterfeit free, Fraud free amendments, mentor grantors, inventory, appraise to protect seniors, Trust warn. Permission Ledger Track, NICER expose forgers, and Trust embezzlers. Transfer Retirement accounts to title deeds, distribute pink slips to insurance policies, about 15 settlement steps, defend grantees legacies, and so on until you get a forgery proof administration with a Hollywood style Pro Bono Trust reading so Drew Barrymore, Yours, and Sher's heirs get their Shares.

[@Opionionated-u7c]

@@EstatePlanTrustVictims-v1l I'm waiting for him to County Fund, NICER Record, Arbiter Interdict, Trust Guardian Validate dispatching 837PC Citizens and Sheriffs on call to arrest Trust warned, permission ledger monitored and NICER SOP exposed Trust Thieves.

[@VANESSA-tn8gb]

Great quick explanation, thank you. Checking my Trust mow to make sure it's a Revocable Trust

[@EstatePlanVictim]

You'll want to make sure it's a NICER Forgery Proof Trust with Permission Ledgers to protect us when we're vulnerable.

[@isaacwolowik]

I really appreciate that you were able to explain all in just a few minutes. It’s very helpful when it’s short and sweet, and you did it.

[@LegaleseWarrior-w4i]

He is Tony the Tiger Great!

[@desireelococo1747]

Thank you! My mom is 89 and we have been needing this info

[@7MohanRaj]

Best 2:35 minutes of my life well utilized ❤️❤️❤️🙏Thank you.

[@PragmaticClient-w5c]

I bet you can’t explain NICER’s super complex 33-year reform forgery proof inheritance administration in less than a day!

[@saffron19-j5s]

Just created my revocable trust and you covered all the major important points!

[@TrustValidationTeam-t3o]

Don't forget to hire a Legalese Trust Lawyer to install the complete administration to avoid the Estate Plan mistakes that cost our parents 50% in Billable Litigation Hours.

[@rodrigito78]

Best summary video on YT. Thanks, good sir. 👍

[@georgehansen9077]

Thank You! I have been wondering what a Trust is and you clearly and succinctly explained it.

[@LegaleseWarrior-w4i]

The Trust is just the first step in a complete administration to add dozens of steps to protect us when we're vulnerable and defend our loved ones when we're not around from the Plain English Estate Plan forgers, Trust counterfeiters, and Power of Attorney financial elder abusing quit claim jumping title deed thieves. With ethical Lawyers like Paul Raiblais whom we hope advances his career with the Notary Index Crime Enforcement Regulatory 33-year Legalese reform to interdict crime.

[@1949LA-ARCH]

Thank you, may you walk with good spirit 😊

[@lvnmykdz]

I have shared your videos with my children… and friends. Appreciate your time and efforts to bring attention to this important topic.

[@Oldmadman-z3s]

Don't forget to tell them it's just the first step of a complete administration to avoid the estate planner's mistakes who promised peace of mind and refused to help when our parents Trust cost half their estates in Litigation.

[@lauriedettolspray8538]

I like this overview. No nonsense with simple explanation, thank you for your content!

[@marttyd]

Not for me, I don’t know any more now except he talks too fast.

[@danieljakic9320]

Awsome video, straight to the point, quick, and concise and accurate.

[@thebruthaknownasp3882]

Fast and informative !

[@timothytremblay7763]

If it was only that easy!

[@lawrenceellison2972]

Excellent short Video. I now have a revocable living trust “from your video advice” and I am very grateful. Thanks for your professional services

[@TrustVictims]

Now don't forget to hire a Forgery Proof Legalese Administration Lawyer when they arrive with NICER in a few months to add about a hundred steps to protect you when your vulnerable and your loved ones when we're not around.

[@butcharmstrong8275]

Do different States have different LAWS....on Trusts....when Probate..... i.e, OR vs WA, NV or Idaho.....

[@PilgrimHymns]

So am I understanding this right? If I have a living trust, the trustee can just take the "living trust" papers and the titles of the properties and give them to people they are meant for? Or if the living trust says to sell a property and then divide up the money that the trustee can just do that??? Who is the ones that helps them put the titles into others' names? Who do you go to?

[@robskully3539]

yes … My Mom had a revocable trust and I was the Trustee and Power of Attorney. When she passed I was able to sell her house and split the proceeds with my 3 Sisters immediately. You can have the trust say your wishes anyway you want. Like even after the property is sold you can have it divided and given out as you wish. We even had our trust specify how our pets are taken care of if we pass before them. Trusts can be made many different ways and THAT is why you should only use an Estate Planning Attorney.

[@Oldmadman-z3s]

our greedy trustee changed it so grt the Administration Lawyers forgery proof NICER Latin Law Arbiter Interdiction Trust.

[@timothymatthews1088]

short and sweet but very thorough! Thank you for the food for thought and new items to research further.

[@TrustRuss-r1t]

He by far is the most pragmatic Administration Lawyer out there!

[@Oldmadman-z3s]

@@TrustRuss-r1t Once he is approved by NICER to advance his career from easy to forge Trust Estate Planner!

[@InterdictionForgeryProofTrust]

Retorically speaking can you verify it is true National Institute of Certified Estate Planners bravely caveated the Estate Plan Trust Failed? And we need a complete inheritance administration with steps to protect us when we're vulnerable?

[@PragmaticClient-w5c]

Yes it is true we’re getting NICER 837PC Citizens and Sheriffs on-call to arrest inheritance and legacy wealth transfer thieves.

[@sirhposirhpo9222]

Awesome job up until the last part where you came back with the will for my properties. So that means it will still need to go to court when I pass. Sorry I’m slow. I understood everything except for the last few seconds. I’m going to watch this again.

[@PermissionTrustPioneer]

Yes, Estate planners use a Pour over will because they are too lazy to check up on us, any real estate bought up the road goes through Probate. So, hire a NICER approved Forgery Proof Legalese Administration Lawyer who adds property costing a Prebate Nickel, inventory and appraisal extra, to fund, record, monitor, validate, certify, transfer, distribute and settle our administration with a Hollywood style Trust reading. To trust warn, Permission Ledger Track, and NICER expose forgers, counterfeiters and Trust embezzlers. Sparing kids a NICER Probate Dime or Trust Litigation Quarter to 50% in Billable Litigation Hours.

[@oldrrocr]

wow! perfect! I don't know why they don't teach this in school...because everyone who owns anything of value should have one of these. (and if you have kids, life insurance).

[@TonyJackson-kp3ld]

They don't teach civics because of the power would change

[@Oldmadman-z3s]

They don't teach it in school because its step one in a super complex administration needing another hundred steps to defend, record, monitor, mentor vulnerable grantors, referee grantees distributions, validate transfers inventory, appraise, appoint guardians for minors, prevent conservatorships, prepare medical directives, write powers of attorneys for financial purposes, crime check for frauds, on and on until you settle the distribution with a 33-year reformed NICER Crime Free Inheritance Transfer plan to interdict Estate Plan forgers, Trust counterfeiters, and quit claim jumping financial elder abusing title deed thieves please.

[@TrustVictim-f6y]

Do you have the NICER Financial Elder Abuse Forgery Proof Title Holding Trust.

[@calvintseng8241]

Can you make a video explaining the difference between retitling assets into the name of the trust vs naming the trust as a beneficiary? What’s the difference?

[@calvintseng8241]

Example: naming the trust in a TOD designation for a brokerage account.

[@duubtuub3071]

@@calvintseng8241 Clarifying for myself: TOD = "Transfer on Death" as compared to transferring the account into the trust.

[@selahjnl]

love to see a simple explanation

[@timothytremblay7763]

although it neve seems to be "easy" does it?

[@adamschroeder2545]

Well, this is definitely a living trust "explained quickly…" But I was hoping to have it explained comprehensively… Lol this is way too advanced jargon for a beginner. Any links for beginners?

[@LegaleseWarrior-w4i]

@@ConcernCitizen-w1y Pragmatic Clients are returning Legalese to the Legal Profession to avoid the Plain English Estate Plan crime.

[@PeachSharon]

YOu did a great job explaining a trust

[@edwilliams8789]

You should do your other discussions similarly.... quickly, short, and to the point.

[@medgasguy]

Thank you for your video...I didn't understand it but I appreciate your explanation. 😁

[@homebaseincome101]

I'm so glad I came across your channel. I subscribed and will continue to watch to learn more. I also subscribed to your newsletter.

[@dorothyhome577]

Hi Paul, your videos are so helpful, can’t thank you enough. There’s so much to learn about so many complex topics. Can you cover the unclaimed property topic. Because so many assets go undiscovered it’s seem to be quite a problem. Also, a whole life policy popped out of thin-air; because I didn’t get a claim form in within 90 days the policy’s full settlement significantly changed!? I’m thinking it disappeared overnight into unclaimed property. 🤦🏼‍♀️How can this happen? Something doesn’t seem right about this. Do you have some insight here? Thanks

[@donaldhendrix3326]

I have been following you and have enjoy our videos I live in Texas are licensed here if not how to find a good form in San Antonio

[@yepyep7036]

This was great ! Thx! Videoing free 2-cents advise.. put your list above your camera and place cam further away and zoom in .. you can you a dry erase stand or flip chart on a table

[@Oldmadman-z3s]

This is a waste of money too, unless you hire a NICER approved administration lawyer to protect it with the NICER 33-Year reformed Latin Law Model Interdiction Trust Crime Free Inheritance Transfer Plan. The Trust cost us 50% of our inheritance when the estate planner refused to help in litigation after promising peace of mind.

[@russellgray3303]

Thanks for the new video! I’m looking forward to seeing what other content you post! Always good to learn as much as you can!

[@Just_forfun9140]

Please always mention tax rates whenever you cover trusts, i.e. are they taxed on individual personal tax rate or at a trust tax rate which I hear are very high in some cases. Thanks.

[@sethtenrec]

That would only apply to 8 digits estates ($10,000,000+) … not enough people in that category to worry about. They can probably hire an attorney instead of watch KZbin videos as well…

[@waynechien-vovietchongmy9724]

Your not an individual or a person....your a living man or woman

[@smartdoctorphysicist3095]

Hi, what about a evolve trust how does that work, next once I set up this trust can it be tax my the IRS, can I put all my money in it. Can I give myself a salary from the this trust. Will I need a accountant if so what will cost me to do this. How do I get the help I need to do this. Can you help?

[@Reel2ReelCollector]

What happens if a family member that is in a living trust is the one that notarized the living trust themselves? I assume it becomes invalid?

[@PlainEnglishTrustVictim-y3e]

NICER Simon says it’s unethical and unfair to the other grantees if it’s done to steal their inheritances.

[@Opionionated-u7c]

We would suspect they we're trying to steal their sibling's inheritance.

[@californiadreaming6560]

In the process thanks to you. Recent widow in Florida

[@americasestateplanninglawy1946]

Sorry for your loss. But happy to help!

[@earthangel6858]

I need both a living trust and a will?

[@natashatomlinson4548]

I have listened to many KZbin videos where they take this long to prate and small-talk and try to get you to subscribe and advertise their sponsor before you wonder if they are even worth listening to. In contrast , you gave me a law school course in the same amount of time . Kudos. Thanks for respecting my time .

[@matshagstrom9839]

Thank you, I still don’t understand if a living trust is just a document, a document submitted to the state government or something that needs to be set up like a corporation or an LLC. Can individuals create a living trust without an attorney? Thanks, Mats H

[@IlonaJosiane]

I extremely like the video, man. Very helpful and informative. Thank you very much. It is presented so well too. Great, positive work.

[@sugarcane5905]

Hello Paul can you speak about when your love on dies of a pharmaceutical drug and does not have a Will. And one of her children file for executory of the state and was granted by the probate Court. Now funds are ready to be release, what is next far as the courts. The dece ased had no assets when filed for executory of estates.

[@quiz2424]

if someone is a beneficiary of a living trust , would they be contacted by a lawyer to sign paperwork?

[@KennethGuilory-w8q]

This old man says no, but they will get a Pro Bono Hollywood Style Trust reading if they use an Administration Lawyer instead of an Estate Planner with easy to forge documents.

[@quiz2424]

@@KennethGuilory-w8q wtf are u saying?

[@KennethGuilory-w8q]

@@quiz2424 I'm saying there's a new Sheriff in town to avoid financial elder abuse. and your answer is no, the grantee beneficiary isn't contacted to sign anything. They are not contacted until an Administration Lawyer not an Estate Planner reads the Trust to all the grantees. To defend them from greedy trustees and siblings who steal the property not protected with a forgery proof NICER Permission Validated and Registry certified crime interdiction administration.

[@simplescents3309]

My sister won’t let anyone see the trust or will. What I do know is that my dad named my mom (living) as the beneficiary and my sister as power of attorney because my mother is sick. Does my sister have to provide the siblings with copies of the trust? Or not yet

[@Louisianawhips]

If it’s filed in the court you can obtain a copy.

[@irisflower9030]

Love it! Easy to follow and straight to the point! More content like this please.

[@TrustVictim]

Don't forget the Trust is just the first step in dozens, to fund, record, defend. Mentor Grantors, monitor to avoid inheritance thieves, amend, validate to check for Trust forgers, certify no counterfeiters, inventory, appraise so everyone gets their share. Arbiter the peace, transfer titles, defend and distribute pink slips to title deeds, avoid forgers counterfeiters and Estate plan embezzlers, and dozen of behind closed door services a NICER approved Administration Lawyer does to avoid the Estate Plan mistakes that cost us 25% to 50% in billable Litigation Hours!

[@sheliastough4895]

I have a durable power of attorney healthcare power of attorney living will and last will and testament. Will this protect my assets from a nursing home or do I need a living trust?

[@robskully3539]

nope … only a Irrevocable Living Trust will accomplish that !

[@Monicalala]

Does spouse have to sign the living trust? They refuse to sign anything.

[@moniquenguyen8019]

Can we do 2 Wills or 2 Living Trusts for each different property address. Because 2 different Beneficaries

[@Oldmadman-z3s]

You're the boss you can do whatever you want to unless Mr. Raiblais dissagrees, but our greedy trustee changed our trust costing 50% of our inheritance in Litigation so you're doubling your exposure to crime unless you hire a NICER approved administration Lawyer instead of an estate planner with easy to forge plans.

[@kaltrex9465]

Hi, would you know if signing & notarizing a real property deed dictate the transaction date/year or does the recording date dictate in MA?

[@SuperKvlogs]

I’m 24, does anyone know of an online class I can take to learn about all this stuff? Like about houses and all this financial stuff?

[@Oldmadman-z3s]

It takes two lifetimes to learn administration Law so hire Mr. Raiblais to install a Forgery Proof Permission Validation NICER Latin Law Arbiter Interdiction Trust crime interdiction administration. When he distinguishes himself among his peers advancing his career to administration lawyer earning 850% more than an estate planner with easy to forge estate plans.

[@amabirdchannel1521]

How about I have join account and property in my name already. Do I still need to do probate?

[@ker5776]

How fast can this be done

[@robskully3539]

as fast as your Attorney can write one up. Then he has to submit it to the State court systems.

[@kennethguilory]

Out parents Estate Lawyer's Trust cost a Quarter 25% to 50% in litigation. We're getting a NICER authorized Forgery Proof Inheritance Administration Lawyer to perform dozens of steps to validate and certify it avoids Legacy thieves. Happy to pay a Parents Prebate Nickel, to spare our kids the NICER Probate Dime or Estate Plan Litigation Quarter.

[@TrustValidationTeam-t3o]

So did ours when a greedy Trustee changed the Plain English Estate Plan.

[@elmyra.jackson]

Thank you for explaining this!

[@Paulohlsson7]

Hi Elmyra, how's your day going with you?

[@trindon9439]

Hi, I am in Texas. Am I understanding this correctly, I can just make up a name and create the trust document to form a trust, and the trust name will be recognized as a legal entity by the banks, mortgage lenders, etc? Would I have to get the trust document notarized?

[@christinestaples8435]

You will need to go to a lawyer/attorney that draft the trust for you and it will cost you some bucks. We did it and it’s for $4K

[@summervibes2147]

​@@christinestaples8435That's an absurd amount can you not draft the trust yourself from online sources?

[@Oldmadman-z3s]

@@christinestaples8435 an administration Lawyer adds dozens of services costing a lot more but avoids the 25% litigation cost.

[@sallyvalenzuela7075]

what’s the difference between a TRUST or LIVING TRUST?

[@InterdictionForgeryProofTrust]

Since Inheritance thieves use these to steal our Grantees Legacies get a Forgery Proof Inheritance Administration Lawyer's NICER Permission Ledger Arbiter Interdiction Trust complete inheritance administration.

[@GuiloryGranteeGrandkid]

It's like Ford and Chevy are both Cars a Living Trust is one type of Trust written among the Living. A Dynasty Trust is written to use for more than one generation, a NICER Interdiction Living Trust is written to avoid inheritance crime.

[@GuiloryGranteeGrandkid]

@@InterdictionForgeryProofTrust NICER Interdiction Living Trust Administration will be available around Thanksgiving/

[@Opionionated-u7c]

You say Potato I say Pototo.

[@Clevelandsteamer324]

Why is not everyone putting their stuff in a trust?

[@PlainEnglishTrustVictim-y3e]

Because inheritance thieves change them when we’re vulnerable and steal our grantees legacies without NICER Arbiter Interdiction Trust Trusted Advisors.

[@Opionionated-u7c]

We will as soon as the Estate Planners learn the other NICER SOP hundred or so steps in a complete inheritance and legacy wealth transfer, inventory, appraisal, distribution and settled administration to interdict the Will, Trust, and Power of Attorney forgery, counterfeiters and embezzlers, crawling out of the woodwork with DIY Trust Thieves.

[@Ky_98]

Lack of knowledge

[@PlainEnglishTrustVictim-y3e]

@@Ky_98 we have the knowledge inheritance thieves victimized us when we are vulnerable with the trust so we are waiting for the 33-year reformed NICER forgery proof counterfeit free inheritance Trust.

[@panthatv7159]

Exactly!!!!

[@cpru8304]

Doesn't an irrevocable living trust protect your assets from Medicaid in the event you need nursing home care? That allows you to qualify for medical assistance without losing everything you've worked for all your life. In Indiana, a revocable trust puts your assets at risk but an irrevocable protects them. This is just information I've discovered recently since I began my estate planning. Does anybody know if all that is actually accurate information?

[@robskully3539]

yes you are right. Problem with Irrevocable Trusts are that they have to be put in someone else’s name and you must truly trust them for your best interests.

[@nadirahcroom1938]

​@@robskully3539Can they not be put under an LLC?

[@robskully3539]

@@nadirahcroom1938 I am not a Lawyer or expect about Trusts. I did sit in when my Parents did theirs and also now have my own. I stated was sort of worded wrong. You can have the Trust be in your name but … YOU can not be listed as the Trustee. That is what I meant to imply. The Government here in the USA does not want to see YOU have any control of your money. So like I said when you list a Trustee on the Irrevocable Trust you must totally trust this person to have the right intentions for your future.

[@TrustVictims]

@@nadirahcroom1938 It's the other way around in the NICER Forgery Proof Arbiter Interdiction Trust to avoid the LLC anonymity thieves who steal our grantees legacies when we hide from widows and orphans and run from slip and falls.

[@genecisneros]

Great summary

[@judyfasola3737]

What do you mean with or without a will ...i just did you will video

[@cherrylbundy3724]

I do know that what's in will can be designated according to your wishes after probate. without a will, the state includes itself as someone you left money too besides any other relatives. A pour over will, includes anything you recently purchased or forgot to include in your trust.

[@judyfasola3737]

Im now also doing a revocable living trust.......to prevent probate

[@Solomeo_Paredes159]

Hi, my dad remarried 30 years ago and died november last year. My stepmother is alive and she never mentioned to me that my dad had a trust in 2003, neither my father when he was alive. Is possible to inherit something? How can i get the trust?

[@Louisianawhips]

You should have hired an estate lawyer. If she didn’t show a will or trust you can get your part as a son. You would file a claim in probate court.

[@Oldmadman-z3s]

@@Louisianawhips Great answer but our estate lawyer's easy to forge documents cost 50% in Litigation and if it's a community property State the wife gets it, I wound ask an administration lawyer not estate planner if they can work something out with the stepmother.

[@LubaLuba1]

Are you ever live on tik tok? Anyway, let’s say I been common law wife for 10 years and married for another 15 and on the last 5 years we bought third house but my name is not on it does that make a difference? Can I still claim that as an asset and include it in my living trust for my kids ?

[@6648rome]

Can any lawyer do these trusts or is there a specific lawyer?

[@robskully3539]

best to go to an Estate planning attorney as a first choice.

[@Oldmadman-z3s]

@@robskully3539 Our estate planning attorney refused to help after promising peace of mind and delivering an easy to forge trust costing half our inheritance in litigation. hire a NICER approved forgery proof administration lawyer.

[@TrustVictims]

We're waiting for Paul to advance his career to a NICER approved Forgery Proof Legalese Administration Lawyer to avoid the estate plan mistakes that cost our family 50% in billable litigation hours.

[@TrustVictims]

@@robskully3539 Please don't use an estate planner they promised us peace of mind and refused to help when their mistakes sent us to litigation, wait until Paul is NICER approved to install their 33-year reformed financial elder abuse defense network putting clients needs ahead of their own, with about a hundred steps to protect us when we're vulnerable and defend our grantees legacies.

[@mptorecon]

Do you lose your veteran benefits if you put your homestead in a trust?

[@brianwashington8301]

This was AWESOME!

[@allenc2289]

I don't have a Will or a Trust . I have land a retirement and a home,what should I do ?

[@robskully3539]

a Trust … makes it way easier for those you leave behind after you pass to take care of your wishes

[@Oldmadman-z3s]

@@robskully3539 A Forgery Proof NICER Arbiter Interdiction Trust it avoids quit claim financial elder abusing title deed thieves.

[@perryd43]

Thank you for the post neighbor.

[@discerningacumen]

I lately found you on KZbin today. Can I create the living Trust in USA as I'm a NRA? For I have US securities. Thanks in advance.

[@Scott-sm9nm]

It seems like the biggest problem with a revocable trust is that you can't put your biggest assets in them (ie. 401k and IRA accounts ... those need beneficiaries).

[@Scott-sm9nm]

@@aprilmay1700 Helping others with comments after watching this and many other videos. Don't be an a$$. Beneficaries are VERY limited as you can't define timing ... it is just all of it and it has to be pulled in 10 years.

[@TrustVictims]

Yes, you can and should put your complete inventory in an Interdiction Trust to avoid inheritance hijacking, just add beneficiary designations to speed up the transfer. And hire a NICER approved Forgery Proof Legalese Administration Lawyer to avoid the crime and minimize the fighting when NICER arrives in a few months with a 33-year reform financial elder abuse defense network.

[@TrustVictims]

@@Scott-sm9nm That seems harsh what's your motive?

[@Scott-sm9nm]

​@@TrustVictims I don't follow what you meant by harsh. Zero motives except learning what my reasonable options are. AFAIK 401K and IRAs only use beneficiaries. Are you saying you should and technically can change 401K and IRAs to use a "Revocable" trust as a beneificery? Is Interdiction Trust revocable? Is is several thousand dollars to setup?

[@TrustVictims]

@@Scott-sm9nm Sorry senior moment crossed channels.

[@juniorxxnho]

Do you need a living trust (or last will & testament) if you are married and want everything to go to your wife should you pass?

[@robskully3539]

I believe it all depends on what State you live in. That is why EVERYTHING we own has BOTH our names on it. Example … House, bank accounts, cars, trucks… anything that has a Title or needs names for ownership. This way it always goes to the other person on the document no matter what State you live it. We now also have a Living Revocable Trust and all the other related documents… Power of Attorney and all the Healthcare documents.

[@robertblackburn211]

What about the taxes?

[@Debbie-bg3mo]

If a home is not paid off, can it still go into a revocable trust?

[@LegaleseWarrior-w4i]

Yes it can, we're doing the same thing and paying the 5% gross value to stop the inheritance thieves from stealing it when we're vulnerable, with a NICER approved Legalese Allied Legal Professional Administration Lawyer in a few months. When Notary Index Crime Enforcement Regulatory Permission Validation Trust crime free inheritance transfer plan crime interdiction administration goes global. With pro bono backup Legalese Lawyers, so we can move and they can retire with fiduciary peace of mind.

[@TrustVictims]

@@LegaleseWarrior-w4i Your obviously part of this, welcome on the front line of NICER'S fight against Financial Elder Abuse.

[@daviddavis9727]

Im waiting for account access

[@herbbot8241]

Great explanation thanks

[@michaelreysalvillagavieta7579]

How to obtain the trust? Should it be done by lawyer?

[@KennethGuilory-w8q]

It should be done by a NICER approved Administration Lawyer to avoid the estate plan misstates that cost our family half the estate in billable litigation hours

[@TrustVictims]

@@KennethGuilory-w8q Forgery Proof Legalese Administration Lawyer.

[@suziefraser8564]

The point of putting the house in the living trust means you avoid probate for that house, it is easy to do if you have a living trust account. Seemed confusing here.

[@em1ownerify]

If it’s in a living trust and your child and grandchild are the only beneficiaries can they live in the house and the trust keep it in the trust?

[@Da_Crow]

amazing info

[@TeresaLiam-z1o]

I'm in my mid 50s and This is no time to taper retirement savings. I want to max out my retirement contributions and I also have another $500k in a savings account that i want to invest in a non-retirement account. Where should I invest it now?

[@LindamartIin]

Safest approach i feel to tackle it is to diversify investments. By spreading investments across different asset classes, like bonds, and international stocks, they can reduce the impact of a market meltdown. its important to seek the guidance of an expert…

[@alex-Yolan]

Oh few number of people discredit the effectiveness of financial advisors in exploring new markets, but over the past 10years I’ve had a financial advisor consistently restructure and diversify my portfolio/expenses and I’ve made over $2.2m in gains… might not be a lot but i'm financially secure.

[@LeylahCollins]

I'm intrigued by this. I've searched for financial advisers online but it's kind of hard to get in touch with one. Okay if I ask you for a recommendation?

[@alex-Yolan]

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[@LeylahCollins]

Thank you for the lead, searched Grace by her full name and at once spotted her consulting page, she seems highly professional having over 22 years of experience. amazing!

[@squidskunk]

great info..thank you its distracting having you read your bullet points off to your right...reading them from a piece of paper in view of the camera is more natural.

[@paulkoza8652]

Excellent summary.

[@joseangelgonzalezsantiago7080]

Do you still need a trust, even when everything you own is “joint ownership”.

[@ijl1i]

Solid info, great video!

[@mikechamplain2425]

Good info, thx

[@charliehorsenm3446]

Thank you for this informative and straight forward video. This is going to help me out a lot in my estate planning, even as meager as my "estate" is (lol). At least I should be able to keep the government wolves from taking anything away from my son.

[@MrsBuddevil]

So it has to be a revocable

[@aroncarvajal7080]

can you please answer a few questions for me

[@NelsonReyesJr]

Do you work in Florida?

[@2023Red]

Excellent job!

[@robertgreg6009]

I'm so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever,hoping to retire next year.. Investment should always be on any creative man's heart for success in life

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Retirement took a toll on my finances, but with my involvement in the digital market, 27thousand weekly returns has been life changing.

[@louiswilliams4657]

Thank you working on it !

[@otingtingolavera4034]

Hi iam from the Philippines but my husband passed away April 2020. He didnt leave a will. He has a home in California and bank accounts, etc.. how can you help me please. Thanks

[@mawi1172]

All I want is to save money for my burial that the SSA doesn't het to come confiscate upon my demise. That's pretty unfair if I received it, its mine and should be part of my estate. Not returned to them. How do I dave for my burial?

[@MadMadClients-f4m]

NICER asked will the Estate Planners collaborate with clients in a 33-year reformed 837PC Latin Law Forgery Proof Crime Interdiction Administration, to defend vulnerable seniors from financial elder abuse?

[@EstatePlanTrustVictims]

NICER will protect Special Needs Children too from scammers, spammers, and estate planners easy to forge estate plan documents.

[@timallen7947]

Thank you

[@Hippy2021]

I am thinking to transfer my property to my daughter name as a buyer, new owner , that way she has full access. My pension and bank accounts have her name as beneficiary. She's the only child. Is it a good planning?

[@pitbulldn]

Mary nguyen, no, don’t do it, bc you end up having nothing at the end of your life while living.

[@Broommaker19]

You need a " life estate" on your home. You put it in her name. You get to live there and she can't borrow against it or sell your home until you pass. After 5 years your home then is not subject to state confiscation to pay for healthcare if that is a concern. If she lives with you for 2 or 3 yrs that satisfies the state requirements because she provided you healthcare in your home and lives with you. She gets the home. You should check also if have can your home transferred to a trust to dictate terms of what your wishes are for her best intrest as to her keeping or selling if you are concerned about her having a place to live.

[@robskully3539]

@@Broommaker19… you are partially WRONG about the 5 year rule. The trust has to be an Irrevocable Trust for the 5 year rule. A Revocable Trust will not hide assets from nursing homes.

[@robskully3539]

do not put her on your deed for a house or land. If she ever happens to get sued then that would be a problem. For about $2000 or so either get a Revocable Trust or Irrevocable Trust.

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

clear as mud

[@BornToShred6900]

Using this information for a client, since she has a restaurant !

[@liliherndz5792]

Thank YOU 🫶🏻

[@jameskirwan1174]

The person that looks after my trust died, can I put a handwritten note in my papers to put a another in charge of my trust

[@robskully3539]

No ! … It shouldn’t cost much to have your Attorney change it to a new name. We just redid ours and it cost us $800. Trusts are registered with the State.

[@joshuaborem7063]

Nice video but… I just paid an attorney a thousand bucks for a Will and this video makes it seem like that was a waste of time and money.

[@TrustVictims]

No, it wasn't a waste of money, in the long run a complete administration costs 5 to 10% of our estates to avoid trust litigation costing half of our family's estate. Hire a NICER approved Forgery Proof Legalese Administration Lawyer when Paul advances his career, and they can read it at a Hollywood style Pro Bono Trust and Will reading.

[@Redhead6157]

Trying to contact you to hire you to read over some suggestion please respond if you’re too busy or you can fit me in just so I know thank you in advance. I need your help.