Скачать или смотреть If you own a home in California, this is one of the most important estate planning steps

👉 Put your house in a trust.
Why? Because it can save your family time, money, and a whole lot of stress.

Here’s what happens when your home isn’t in a trust:
❌ It goes through probate, a process that can take 12–24+ months
❌ Your family may face court fees, attorney fees, and delays
❌ Decisions about your property could be made by the court—not by you

But when your home is in a trust:
✅ Your family avoids probate completely
✅ Your property transfers smoothly and privately
Putting your home in a trust isn’t just “paperwork.”

It’s peace of mind. It’s protection. It’s clarity for your family when they need it most.
If you’ve been waiting for a sign to get this done… this is it.
Comment TRUST and I’ll help you get started.

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Hermance Law is an Estate Planning law firm focusing on families with minor children with office in Ventura, Westlake Village, Santa Clarita, Pasadena, Irvine, Calabasas and serving clients virtually throughout California. Attorneys are licensed to practice law in California only. All information in this video is for educational purposes only.

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