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California Living Trust: Using It May Avoid Probate

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Probate in California is avoidable with a fully funded living trust. Property left in your own name instead of in the name of your California living trust may have to go through probate before going to heirs. Here is a discussion of what property to put into a living trust.

Full post as published by California Tax Attorney Blog on January 29, 2009 (boomark / email).

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