Learn the 4 best places to search for a lost will, including common home spots, hidden locations, safes, and digital storage. Find tips to recover or replace a missing will efficiently. https://californialivingtrusts.com/4-places-to-search-lost-will/
#lastwillandtestament #californialivingtrusts #AdvancedDirectives
#Powerofattorney
The article "Changing the Name on a Bank Account to a Living Trust" by Hatley Law Group explains a crucial yet often overlooked step in estate planning: funding your living trust by properly retitling your bank accounts.
Simply creating a Trust isn’t enough—if your assets aren’t legally transferred into it, they may still go through probate.
Avoid probate court and costs in California! https://hatleylawgroup.com/changing-bank-account-name-living-trust/
#lastwillandtestament #inheritance
I have decided to "liveblog" my workday for no particular reason. You can mute "#drcworkday to avoid these posts & still see news boosts, etc.
We're starting out w/an article on #BeneficiaryDesignations that convinces me I haven't had enough caffeine.
Basically, the way BDs work is: You go to all your accounts that can be readily transferred outside of a #LastWillAndTestament & you name somebody to automatically get their contents when you die. Handy.
Gonna write my will:
I would like my remains to be scattered around Clarence Thomas' house.
I also don't want to be cremated first.
Put my disembodied uterus on his kitchen table.
#chowdownbitch #lastwillandtestament #clarencethomas #roevwade #abortion #womensrights
https://archive.org/details/dc-wills
Index to District of Columbia Wills, 1801-1920 by Dorothy S. Provine
Topics
#DC, #WashingtonDC, #districtofcolombia, #unitedstatesofamerika, #slaveowners, #blackchattelslavery, #wills, #will, #willandtestament, #lastwillandtestament, #propertyownership, #propertytransfers, #wealth, #intergenerationalwealth, #upperclasses
from the introduction: "This book consists of an alphabetical name listing of more than 22,700 wills filed in the District of Colombia Orphans' Court (Probate Court) during the period 1801-1920. [...] The vast bulk of the wills, of course, were created by the local middle and upper class property owners to ensure that the distribution of their possessions was carried out according to their wishes."
