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Question: Can you only do a living trust through a lawyer?

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Question : Can you only do a living trust through a lawyer?
I can't afford to have a lawyer do a living trust. I really need one done, because I have a daughter and stepkids. I have heard a will would have to go through probate court. Is there anyway besides a lawyer to do a living trust?
- asked by Lish

All Answers:
Answer #1
Got to legalzoom.com These are forms done bylawyers in the state you live in but they are muchmore reasonable than going to a lawyers office.May cost, I'm guessing, $200.00 as opposed to600.00. Possibly less. I would always suggest alawyer because if it is not done properly, yourwishes will not be honored. A will eliminates theprobate problem. When you die without a will, youchildren may have to go back to the courts yearlyto get anything and then the lawyers fee will takeaway from that. There is usually a 6 month periodto allow people to file against the estate andthat is why notices od death are put in the legalnotices in newspapers. Try legal zoom.com and justcheck prices
- answered by Ret. Sgt.

Answer #2
If you really need a living trust, and I amconvinced that most people don't, yes, you can doone for yourself. I believe the whole movementregarding people setting up living trusts startedwith a book by Norman F. Dacey entitled "How toAvoid Probate!" I believe your can purchase itfrom booksellers for less than$10.00.
http://www.amazon.com/How-Avoid-Probate-Norman-Dacey/dp/0062731882/ref=sr_1_12/102-9910227-2602515?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1177819007&sr=8-12
- answered by Mark

Answer #3
How about this? You can have a living will and aWill drawn up for yourself for free , done by agreat attorney and 100% legal. It is a servicethat our company offers for members, amoung manyother free legal services that i am sure youwould be interested in. Visit my website
http://www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/dhaller and clickon the family plan. This plan offers a greatservice with many free services and the company isGREAT! I have the service myself and have drawn upboth a Will and a Living Will for free , i havealso used the free services. Check it out , it isworth it to protect your family. oh , and you cancheck the company out at the Better BusinessBureau and the New York Stock Exchange using theticker symbol PPD. Good luck and Have a great Day!
- answered by brmj41975




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