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    Keep Your Home Out of Probate

    An attorney-prepared living trust is $400 for one person or $500 for a married couple. Moving your home into it takes a deed, which we prepare for $100 per property.

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    Legal Review By

    Rozsa Gyene, Esq.

    California State Bar #208356 | Licensed Since 2000

    25+ years estate planning experience in California