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A Quit Claim deed isn’t the same as an Estate Plan

Published on: 02/13/2024

All deeds are not created equal. Different types of deeds have different levels of warranty. A deed is used to convey, or transfer, title from one party or parties to another.

A Quit Claim deed
isn’t the same as an
Estate Plan

You can’t pour from an empty cup – funding your Trust properly

Published on: 09/12/2023

As an estate planning attorney, I am quite fond of the benefits of a Revocable Living Trust for certain clients under certain conditions. It is an excellent tool for estate planning that allows clients to keep their estates private, to administer their estates efficiently when the time comes, and very often, to avoid the probate process.

You can’t pour from
an empty cup – funding
your Trust properly

This Land is Your Land, This Land is My Land

Published on: 04/11/2023

Knowing the difference between the values of different types of deeds – Warranty Deeds versus Quitclaim deeds, for example, is crucial. Words mean things and they have consequences.