Alan R. Horvath, Attorney at Law
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When an attorney prepares a Trust for you, it is generally done as part of an overall estate planning package. This
will include not only the Trust, but a Will, a Durable Power of Attorney, and an Advanced Health Care Directive. The
attorney may also prepare and record the necessary deeds for you to transfer real property into the trust. If the trust
is for a married couple, there will be two each of the Will, Durable Power of Attorney, and Advanced Health Care
Directive. There may also be a Transmutation Agreement, or other documents if you wish to re-characterize how you
each are holding property.
If you tell an attorney that all you want is a trust, he or she will at least have to insure that you understand the
significance of what you are turning down. The attorney is after all duty bound to represent your best interests.
These other issues cost money. Even if you end up turning them down.
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San Andreas, CA 95249
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