Living Trust
In California there are two general ways to structure an estate plan: with a “Living Trust” or with a “Will“. There are several differences between the two, including upfront cost, costs down the line, ease and difficulty of administration, the need for hiring an attorney and of course, the emotional toll on your family.
Marc Hajjar of Phillips auction house and attorney Crystal West Edwards discuss “the benefits of working with an appraiser to protect valuables such as jewelry and art to ensure they are properly distributed at the time of your or your loved one's death.”
Brittany has been featured on Plectrum Advisers' "Let's Talk" series to discuss the importance of proper estate planning. Watch here!
Have you ever wondered how creating a trust may go wrong? This is the second post in a two-part series on the most common estate planning mistakes.
