[My Daily Run]

Have been doing some research and I might be interested in this type of trust as I only have one child and I am single...need advice of a good lawyer/company that I could reach out to for advice and or setting up some kind of trust...hearing so many nightmares of people not getting their after life in order and leaving children in a costly mess

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by My Daily Run

Have been doing some research and I might be interested in this type of trust as I only have one child and I am single...need advice of a good lawyer/company that I could reach out to for advice and or setting up some kind of trust...hearing so many nightmares of people not getting their after life in order and leaving children in a costly mess

Do you mean a lady bird deed? If so, any title company can convert your house deed to a lady bird for a few hundred dollars, and you can designate anyone as the beneficiary for your house. Much easier and less expensive than a trust. Lady bird deeds are used in Florida because Florida does not allow real estate deeds to be set up as TOD (transfer on death). It is a good idea to discuss the concept with an attorney.

[Boffin]

Originally Posted by My Daily Run

Have been doing some research and I might be interested in this type of trust as I only have one child and I am single...need advice of a good lawyer/company that I could reach out to for advice and or setting up some kind of trust...hearing so many nightmares of people not getting their after life in order and leaving children in a costly mess

The Millhorn & Shanawany Law Firm
Hisham “Sham” Shanawany
352-205-4707

[dewilson58]

Search "lady bird deed" on this site and there will be two dozen threads on the topic.