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Attorney David Ceruolo discusses: can you avoid Probate...and...ways to avoid Probate...or...ways to avoid Probate Court. David then speaks about: How to avoid Probate...What does avoid probate mean...avoid probate with Trust...and...why avoid Probate. David then explains can you avoid Probate with a trust...and...which trusts avoid Probate. Finally, David Ceruolo defines how to avoid Probate without a trust. VIDEO LINKS:    • Is Life Estate same as Trust? Are Trust an...   Life Estate vs Trust    • Compare Living Trust and Will...Compare  L...   Will vs Trust    • Is Power of Attorney same as Trust? Is Tru...   Trust vs Power of Attorney    • Which ownership has Right of Survivorship?...   What is Right of Survivorship    • Do you need to file a Will??  How do you f...   What does Probate mean    • Is an Estate Plan necessary? Is Estate Pla...   Estate Planning you need    • Give a Power of Attorney?  When give a Pow...   Limited Power of Attorney vs Durable Power of Attorney    • What's difference between WILL and TRUST??...   Will vs Trust    / aeyyfqqmh   Power of Attorney vs. Health Care Proxy    • Health Care Proxy definition vs. Living Wi...   Health Care Proxy vs Living Will    • Last Will and Testament Explained: What if...   Last Will and Testament after Death    / gm6ayzxlnm   What is a Trust Ways to avoid probate court: The most straightforward way to avoid probate is simply to create a living trust. A living trust is merely an alternative to a last will. Unlike a will, which merely distributes your assets upon death, a living trust places your assets and property "in trust" which are then managed by a trustee for the benefit of your beneficiaries. It allows you to avoid probate entirely because the property and assets are already distributed to the trust. Though it may seem simple enough, many people don't take the time to actually name a beneficiary or beneficiaries for their bank accounts, investments and retirement plans. Payable on death accounts include life insurance policies, pension plans, 401K plans, IRA accounts, stocks and bonds. Of course you will want to make sure you designate this ownership clearly. You may also want to look into Tenancy by the Entirety and for married couples in Community Property states you will want to investigate designating co-owned property as Community Property with a Right of Survivorship. #davidceruolo #ceruololaw #daveceruolo #probatelaw #probateattorney #probatelawyer #melroseprobate #peabodyprobate #wakefieldprobate #stonehamprobate #saugusprobate which trusts avoid probate; can you avoid probate; can you avoid probate with a trust; why avoid probate; ways to avoid probate; avoid probate without a trust; can you avoid probate without a will; how do you avoid probate