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+"Depending on the complexity of the trust and on family dynamics, you may want to consider appointing an independent professional to serve as trustee or co-trustee," Galvagna suggests. Likewise, trust language stating dollar amounts for distributions to be made years from now may not account for inflation. If you’ve dictated distributions at specific intervals — no matter what — those assets could wind up in the hands of creditors or an ex-spouse. Say, for example, a beneficiary is going through financial difficulties or a divorce. "You can’t know for sure what circumstances your children or grandchildren may face 10, 20 or 30 years from now," Webber says. Keep in mind that, while drafting trust language correctly is crucial, even irrevocable trusts can be modified to some extent to clarify a grantor’s intentions or to respond to changing circumstance
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+ Use Transfer-on-Death (TOD) and Pay-on-Death (POD) Designations 
+An estate planning lawyer can help you set up a revocable living trust with a pour-over will. For this reason, you should transfer as much property as possible into the living trust while you’re still alive, using the pour-over will as a backup in case there are any assets you don’t get transferred in time. If the property that the pour-over will transfers to the trust is worth less than California’s small estate threshold of $184,500, you can transfer the property without going through probate. This allows you to leave assets for the benefit of your heirs without owning them yourself. This means that a pour-over will can only transfer assets to a revocable trust.
+ Tips For Avoiding Probate in California 
+Yes, you can use these seven methods to avoid probate without a living trust, but will it lead to the result you want? AB 2016’s notice requirement could invite challenges from disgruntled heirs. A living trust keeps your estate details confidential, shielding your family from prying eye
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