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Participant$450 seems downright cheap. $1000 dollars seems quite fair. When my wife and I did this, (we also had an AB trust done) we paid $1400. Other attorney’s quoted us more.
One suggestion. When naming your trust, pick something something short and sweet, that will work for you in the future. The “Reginald Henry Snodgrass and Catherine Mary Wimpleton 2011 revocable trust” is the kind of name your attorney will default to. Instead use something simple like “Bonzos Trust”, or anything, bu simple short and something that does not include your name is helpful from my experience.
Oh yeah, Be sure there are specific simple instructions for amending the trust.
Participant$450 seems downright cheap. $1000 dollars seems quite fair. When my wife and I did this, (we also had an AB trust done) we paid $1400. Other attorney’s quoted us more.
One suggestion. When naming your trust, pick something something short and sweet, that will work for you in the future. The “Reginald Henry Snodgrass and Catherine Mary Wimpleton 2011 revocable trust” is the kind of name your attorney will default to. Instead use something simple like “Bonzos Trust”, or anything, bu simple short and something that does not include your name is helpful from my experience.
Oh yeah, Be sure there are specific simple instructions for amending the trust.
Participant[quote=desmond]Is Xboxboy still around? If so did you keep the 38 lbs off?[/quote]
I’m still occasionally lurking. Not posting much. Yep, I’ve kept the weight off. I was at 205 lbs when I decided that I had to lose weight. I weighed 167 this morning. That’s actually up from my normal 165 due to a homemade blueberry cobbler, but I think I should be able to work back to 165 in a week.
It’s hard keeping in shape though. It’s a never ending struggle. I love to eat, and my body would be glad to balloon up.
XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=desmond]Is Xboxboy still around? If so did you keep the 38 lbs off?[/quote]
I’m still occasionally lurking. Not posting much. Yep, I’ve kept the weight off. I was at 205 lbs when I decided that I had to lose weight. I weighed 167 this morning. That’s actually up from my normal 165 due to a homemade blueberry cobbler, but I think I should be able to work back to 165 in a week.
It’s hard keeping in shape though. It’s a never ending struggle. I love to eat, and my body would be glad to balloon up.
XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=desmond]Is Xboxboy still around? If so did you keep the 38 lbs off?[/quote]
I’m still occasionally lurking. Not posting much. Yep, I’ve kept the weight off. I was at 205 lbs when I decided that I had to lose weight. I weighed 167 this morning. That’s actually up from my normal 165 due to a homemade blueberry cobbler, but I think I should be able to work back to 165 in a week.
It’s hard keeping in shape though. It’s a never ending struggle. I love to eat, and my body would be glad to balloon up.
XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=desmond]Is Xboxboy still around? If so did you keep the 38 lbs off?[/quote]
I’m still occasionally lurking. Not posting much. Yep, I’ve kept the weight off. I was at 205 lbs when I decided that I had to lose weight. I weighed 167 this morning. That’s actually up from my normal 165 due to a homemade blueberry cobbler, but I think I should be able to work back to 165 in a week.
It’s hard keeping in shape though. It’s a never ending struggle. I love to eat, and my body would be glad to balloon up.
XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=desmond]Is Xboxboy still around? If so did you keep the 38 lbs off?[/quote]
I’m still occasionally lurking. Not posting much. Yep, I’ve kept the weight off. I was at 205 lbs when I decided that I had to lose weight. I weighed 167 this morning. That’s actually up from my normal 165 due to a homemade blueberry cobbler, but I think I should be able to work back to 165 in a week.
It’s hard keeping in shape though. It’s a never ending struggle. I love to eat, and my body would be glad to balloon up.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantI vote to get at least one dehumidifier. I grew up just outside of DC. My bedroom was in the basement, and running the AC helped, but turning on my dehumidifier was far more important for comfort. And yes, definitely get one that drains into a drain so you don’t have to empty the pan.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantI vote to get at least one dehumidifier. I grew up just outside of DC. My bedroom was in the basement, and running the AC helped, but turning on my dehumidifier was far more important for comfort. And yes, definitely get one that drains into a drain so you don’t have to empty the pan.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantI vote to get at least one dehumidifier. I grew up just outside of DC. My bedroom was in the basement, and running the AC helped, but turning on my dehumidifier was far more important for comfort. And yes, definitely get one that drains into a drain so you don’t have to empty the pan.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantI vote to get at least one dehumidifier. I grew up just outside of DC. My bedroom was in the basement, and running the AC helped, but turning on my dehumidifier was far more important for comfort. And yes, definitely get one that drains into a drain so you don’t have to empty the pan.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantI vote to get at least one dehumidifier. I grew up just outside of DC. My bedroom was in the basement, and running the AC helped, but turning on my dehumidifier was far more important for comfort. And yes, definitely get one that drains into a drain so you don’t have to empty the pan.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantScaredy,
Whatever you think, just remember it’s your fault.
ParticipantScaredy,
Whatever you think, just remember it’s your fault.
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