Anyone Can Share A Trust Documet Example

My mom wants to put her house in a trust. I have spent months seeing lawyers on consultations with no results. Either they think the estate is not "valuable" enough for a trust, or they think trusts are "worthless if you are not a millionaire", or they want an outrageous amount to setup the trust $2000-$3000 or some such.
One real estate attorney told me lands trusts are very stupid things to setup and he did not understand why anyone would want to set one up.

If anyone has a draft they can send me please post here and I will contact you. Or if anyone can recommend a book with examples. I read Bronchick but no examples there at all.
Thanks

Comments(7)

  • myfrogger18th November, 2004

    Bill Gatten has a free ebook on his website with examples of paperwork near the end of the book.

    www.landtrust.net

    I hope that Bill will start selling his products here on TCI soon because I want to buy his course.

  • ceinvests18th November, 2004

    Can anybody define the different trusts that are discussed here? Thanks.

  • joeyd18th November, 2004

    hey linlin-Mark Warda has a book just for Florida Land Trusts with forms and everything-go to www.amazon.com or a good book store to get it -cheap book-but good.

  • linlin18th November, 2004

    I had already ordered the book from Amazon and after 4 weeks it had not arrived. About 10 minutes after I posted the message mailman arrived with the package - go figure.

    Thanks all

  • LeaseOptionKing18th November, 2004

    I saw how he eloquently put John T. Reed in his place. Gotta love anyone who can do that.
    [addsig]

  • JohnMerchant19th November, 2004

    Although I do not understand why, I do know lawyers are in general, not overly friendly toward use of common law trusts for holding RE. And I"ve heard and read lots of ignorant statements made by lawyers on the subject.

    I've used trusts for years, and have deep respect for the whole concept, strategy and historical use of trusts for management, anonymity, probate avoidance, etc.

    NOLO Press has a book or two for laymen on the topic, and as mentioned, Bill Gatten is a very real authority on trusts and their uses.

    Bill Bronchik, an attorney, has some good materials on trusts and has put it into readable layman's language

  • rhyshiver1st December, 2004

    www.Legalzoom.com provides an online solution at a reasonable cost for setting up Living Trust and transfering title. ?

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