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 California’s Transfer on Death Deed Cannot Go to a Nonprofit
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By Harry Margolis
In Charitable Giving, Revocable Trusts, Wills
Posted November 10, 2017

California’s Transfer on Death Deed Cannot Go to a Nonprofit

Question: I used the newly enacted (in California) T.O.D. method of transferring the title to a property upon my expiration. I named a non-profit as the beneficiary and filed it with the county [...]

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 A Life Estate Interest can be Conveyed But Not Extended
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By Harry Margolis
In Second Marriages
Posted September 29, 2017

A Life Estate Interest can be Conveyed But Not Extended

Question: My father remarried and wants to grant life estate rights to his new wife. In the event of his death, if she were to remarry, can she grant life estate rights to her new spouse? [...]

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By Harry Margolis
In Practical Matters, Wills
Posted September 1, 2017

How Often Should You Review or Update Your Estate Plan?

How often we should all update our estate plans always depends on the circumstances. At age 18, everyone should have a durable power of attorney, health care proxy, and HIPAA release, just in [...]

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 Why Are Legal Documents So Long and So Redundant?
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By Harry Margolis
In Wills
Posted August 29, 2017

Why Are Legal Documents So Long and So Redundant?

Have you ever wondered why legal documents are so long and why they contain so much gobbledygook? For instance why are wills called “Last Will and Testament” rather than simply [...]

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 Transfers of Assets that Medicaid Does Not Penalize
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By Harry Margolis
In Long-Term Care Planning, Special Needs Planning
Posted May 26, 2017

Transfers of Assets that Medicaid Does Not Penalize

Since the federal and state governments don’t want you to give away all your assets today and then ask for Medicaid coverage of your nursing home care the next day, most transfers are [...]

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