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Re: A legal ?
[Re: Drycreek]
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08/20/19 05:30 AM
08/20/19 05:30 AM
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Booner
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Whey don't you just have a lawyer draw up a will and use trusts and trustees?
not sure what the best way to handle them is but they shouldnt be on tv and gettn married and raisin kids
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Re: A legal ?
[Re: Dallas County]
#2883038
08/20/19 06:42 AM
08/20/19 06:42 AM
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Drycreek
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Yes and no. Gonna take an attorney to get all the details but age matters. The way I remember it is in Alabama a person must be 18 (maybe it was 16) to own property,ie, land. My wife had to be a trustee or whatever it was called for her sister until the sister turned 18 and then wife was removed from it. So, if you kick out and they are under 18, they will need someone else with them. Yeah don’t have that to worry about youngest is 42 and the oldest is 56. Whey don't you just have a lawyer draw up a will and use trusts and trustees? Would prefer to dodge a will if possible my dad dodged doing a will by doing something similar but it was done in a different State.
Last edited by Drycreek; 08/20/19 06:43 AM.
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Re: A legal ?
[Re: Drycreek]
#2883052
08/20/19 07:08 AM
08/20/19 07:08 AM
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In Alabama can you put your children on your property as joint owners with right of survivorship? Yes, your children are adults. However, by doing so you will continue to have an interest in the property. The best advice that I can give you is that you need to sit down with an attorney that does estate planning and discuss your options/goals. Too many folks try to save $100 and create a $1,000 problem.
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Re: A legal ?
[Re: Lonster]
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08/20/19 07:21 AM
08/20/19 07:21 AM
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In Alabama can you put your children on your property as joint owners with right of survivorship? Yes, your children are adults. However, by doing so you will continue to have an interest in the property. The best advice that I can give you is that you need to sit down with an attorney that does estate planning and discuss your options/goals. Too many folks try to save $100 and create a $1,000 problem. Aren't you an attorney?? Maybe give him suggestions on what to watch out for. The deed he is talking about is simple. I can do it myself and have it recorded. No problem. BUT....BUT what the attorney will be for is to explain the fine print in law. Such as what happens if 1 on the deed has a lien placed on the property?? What happens if all get killed in a plane crash at the same time?? What if 1 uses his part as collateral?? Yea, the deed is the easy part.
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Re: A legal ?
[Re: centralala]
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08/20/19 08:01 AM
08/20/19 08:01 AM
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In Alabama can you put your children on your property as joint owners with right of survivorship? Yes, your children are adults. However, by doing so you will continue to have an interest in the property. The best advice that I can give you is that you need to sit down with an attorney that does estate planning and discuss your options/goals. Too many folks try to save $100 and create a $1,000 problem. Aren't you an attorney?? Maybe give him suggestions on what to watch out for. The deed he is talking about is simple. I can do it myself and have it recorded. No problem. BUT....BUT what the attorney will be for is to explain the fine print in law. Such as what happens if 1 on the deed has a lien placed on the property?? What happens if all get killed in a plane crash at the same time?? What if 1 uses his part as collateral?? Yea, the deed is the easy part. That's what lawyers get PAID to do.
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Re: A legal ?
[Re: AU338MAG]
#2883103
08/20/19 08:11 AM
08/20/19 08:11 AM
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Posts: 7,780 central ala,
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In Alabama can you put your children on your property as joint owners with right of survivorship? Yes, your children are adults. However, by doing so you will continue to have an interest in the property. The best advice that I can give you is that you need to sit down with an attorney that does estate planning and discuss your options/goals. Too many folks try to save $100 and create a $1,000 problem. Aren't you an attorney?? Maybe give him suggestions on what to watch out for. The deed he is talking about is simple. I can do it myself and have it recorded. No problem. BUT....BUT what the attorney will be for is to explain the fine print in law. Such as what happens if 1 on the deed has a lien placed on the property?? What happens if all get killed in a plane crash at the same time?? What if 1 uses his part as collateral?? Yea, the deed is the easy part. That's what lawyers get PAID to do. No shite?? Who woulda thunk it??
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Re: A legal ?
[Re: Drycreek]
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08/20/19 09:51 AM
08/20/19 09:51 AM
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Posts: 10,484 Bham
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Booner
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Not having a will means you trust someone else to divide up your assets (mainly the State). Good luck with that, wish you well.
not sure what the best way to handle them is but they shouldnt be on tv and gettn married and raisin kids
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Re: A legal ?
[Re: ronfromramer]
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08/20/19 10:13 AM
08/20/19 10:13 AM
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There's a whole lot of reasons to have a will and I can't think of a single one not to have one other than trying to save a few bucks. With a will, you can speak from the grave, without one the government speaks for you. Not ever a good thing I totally agree.
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Re: A legal ?
[Re: centralala]
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08/20/19 10:47 AM
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In Alabama can you put your children on your property as joint owners with right of survivorship? Yes, your children are adults. However, by doing so you will continue to have an interest in the property. The best advice that I can give you is that you need to sit down with an attorney that does estate planning and discuss your options/goals. Too many folks try to save $100 and create a $1,000 problem. Aren't you an attorney?? Maybe give him suggestions on what to watch out for. The deed he is talking about is simple. I can do it myself and have it recorded. No problem. BUT....BUT what the attorney will be for is to explain the fine print in law. Such as what happens if 1 on the deed has a lien placed on the property?? What happens if all get killed in a plane crash at the same time?? What if 1 uses his part as collateral?? Yea, the deed is the easy part. Yes I am an attorney AND I just gave him some FREE advice. Now please excuse me while I return to my work for which I am being paid.
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Re: A legal ?
[Re: ronfromramer]
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08/20/19 10:52 AM
08/20/19 10:52 AM
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James
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There's a whole lot of reasons to have a will and I can't think of a single one not to have one other than trying to save a few bucks. With a will, you can speak from the grave, without one the government speaks for you. Not ever a good thing While I'm not disagreeing about needing a Will, but surely you don't believe a Will is bullet proof? Cause that speaking from the grave don't mean chit when Family & Money are envoled
How many people am i willing to sacrifice for freedom? Everyone. All of them...
Do not regret growing older, it's a privilege denied to many!
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Re: A legal ?
[Re: Drycreek]
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08/20/19 12:35 PM
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I can tell one thing that can happen , especially with older children on the deed . If the child has a judgement against him or tax lean on him due to irs problems or whatever the parent can't transfer the deed to anybody else till the child settles his problem.
Last edited by slanddeerhunter; 08/20/19 12:36 PM.
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Re: A legal ?
[Re: Drycreek]
#2883502
08/20/19 04:58 PM
08/20/19 04:58 PM
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Posts: 44,211 North Alabama
Wiley Coyote
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What about a person that had one child and zero debt. If he gives that one child POA and has a Living Will what else could be needed.
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Re: A legal ?
[Re: Wiley Coyote]
#2883545
08/20/19 05:41 PM
08/20/19 05:41 PM
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doekiller
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What about a person that had one child and zero debt. If he gives that one child POA and has a Living Will what else could be needed. Power of attorney doesn’t survive death.
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