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I went to a free seminar held by a lawyer and it was excellent. Little pressure to buy and super informative. If you buy the package that night, they give you a discount. That’s about all the pressure you get.

There was a fixed price to put together the whole trust/will package. $1300 or so, I think. So, little chance of them milking you to death.

Before signing, I asked my corporate attorney if he had any dirt on these guys. He knew of them and said they were highly reputable. Our experience was simple and straightforward.

http://www.walterstrustinfo.com/

Whether you use them to do the paperwork or not, I highly recommend the seminar.

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How I have lived my whole life to this point without the insightful brilliance of Alex_angel is unfathomable.

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How I have lived my whole life to this point without the insightful brilliance of Alex_angel is unfathomable.

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How I have lived my whole life to this point without the insightful brilliance of Alex_angel is unfathomable.

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How I have lived my whole life to this point without the insightful brilliance of Alex_angel is unfathomable.

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How I have lived my whole life to this point without the insightful brilliance of Alex_angel is unfathomable.

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So – she only works 1 day a week, yet at one point she was a homeowner. Huh. Go figure.

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So – she only works 1 day a week, yet at one point she was a homeowner. Huh. Go figure.

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So – she only works 1 day a week, yet at one point she was a homeowner. Huh. Go figure.

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So – she only works 1 day a week, yet at one point she was a homeowner. Huh. Go figure.

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So – she only works 1 day a week, yet at one point she was a homeowner. Huh. Go figure.

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“You may not ultimately want them in public school, and then you’ve spent all the $$ to move and are in private school anyway.”

This is probably the most important tidbit that came from this discussin for me – your comment says it in a nutshell and Rustico’s experience provides an example.

That and I realize I only need the public school for 6 years – from 2014 through 2020. Why pay the extra tax ($800K – $250K) * 1.25% = 8,125/yr) for the next 6 years, then another 6 years when I don’t really need the benefit of the extra tax until 2014. That alone costs as much as a $48K remodel on our current home.

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“You may not ultimately want them in public school, and then you’ve spent all the $$ to move and are in private school anyway.”

This is probably the most important tidbit that came from this discussin for me – your comment says it in a nutshell and Rustico’s experience provides an example.

That and I realize I only need the public school for 6 years – from 2014 through 2020. Why pay the extra tax ($800K – $250K) * 1.25% = 8,125/yr) for the next 6 years, then another 6 years when I don’t really need the benefit of the extra tax until 2014. That alone costs as much as a $48K remodel on our current home.

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“You may not ultimately want them in public school, and then you’ve spent all the $$ to move and are in private school anyway.”

This is probably the most important tidbit that came from this discussin for me – your comment says it in a nutshell and Rustico’s experience provides an example.

That and I realize I only need the public school for 6 years – from 2014 through 2020. Why pay the extra tax ($800K – $250K) * 1.25% = 8,125/yr) for the next 6 years, then another 6 years when I don’t really need the benefit of the extra tax until 2014. That alone costs as much as a $48K remodel on our current home.

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“You may not ultimately want them in public school, and then you’ve spent all the $$ to move and are in private school anyway.”

This is probably the most important tidbit that came from this discussin for me – your comment says it in a nutshell and Rustico’s experience provides an example.

That and I realize I only need the public school for 6 years – from 2014 through 2020. Why pay the extra tax ($800K – $250K) * 1.25% = 8,125/yr) for the next 6 years, then another 6 years when I don’t really need the benefit of the extra tax until 2014. That alone costs as much as a $48K remodel on our current home.

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