Does It Pay To Die? A Living Trust Workbook - Wills-Estate Law - Law Books - Legal Self Help Book Store

Law Books - Legal Self Help Book Store - Law Dictionary - Law School Books - State by State Legal Reference Books - Nolo Press - How To Pass Law Bar Exams - Immigration Law - All at Discount Prices!

Advanced Search

View Cart Checkout

Location: Home » Wills-Estate Law » General » Does It Pay To Die? A Living Trust Workbook

January 8, 2009

LawyerBuzz.com Navigation

Legal Help - Political Forums

DUI Forum

Red Light Camera Forum

Speeding Ticket Forum

Lawyer Jokes

Divorce Forum

International Orders & Shipping

VIEW CART

Checkout

Categories

•	American History
•	Adoption Law
•	California Law
•	Class Action Law
•	Constitutional Law
•	Construction Law
•	Criminal Law
•	Divorce Law
•	Immigration Law
•	Copyright Law
•	Landlord Law
•	Malpractice Law
•	Military Law
•	Patent Law
•	Personal Injury Law
•	Privacy Law
•	Real Estate Law
•	Small Business Law
•	Small Claims Law
•	Tennant Law
•	Trademark Law
•	Wills-Estate Law
•	DUI Law
•	Speeding Tickets
•	Laser Detectors
•	Radar Detectors
•	How To Pass Law Bar Exams
•	Nolo Press Legal Help
•	Legal Dictionaries
•	The Patriot Act
•	The Supreme Court
•	US Civil War Books
•	The Civil War DVD
•	The West Wing DVD

Does It Pay To Die? A Living Trust Workbook
enlarge	Author: Michael A. Monji Publisher: Michael Monji & Associates Category: Book List Price: ~~$24.99~~ Buy New: $4.25 You Save: $20.74 (83%) Buy Used/Collectible from $4.25 Avg. Customer Rating: (2 reviews) Sales Rank: 4480614 Format: Large Print Languages: English (Original Language), English (Unknown), English (Published) Media: Spiral-bound Edition: Rev Stu Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.4 Dimensions (in): 11 x 8.6 x 0.5 ISBN: 0962783919 EAN: 9780962783913 ASIN: 0962783919 Publication Date: 2001 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Editorial Reviews: Product Description 2001 Edition, newly revised spiral bound living trust workbook. User friendly. My dad died with $285,000, and after over 4 years of Probate I received less than 1%, only $211.77. Do you want your hard earned money that you have worked a lifetime to go to lawyers, accountants, and others, or do you want your assets to go to your loved ones? My living trust workbook will save you $$$$, and lawyers that have reviewed my living trust tell me that it is worth at least $2000.00. It is very easy to do, all you have to do is fill in the blanks, get all the assets transferred, which is explained in the workbook, and you are done. It is that easy. THE THREE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTIONS YOUR TRUST SHOULD ANSWER ARE: #1 How do you protect your assets from going through Probate after you die even if you have a living trust. #2 How would you prevent a son-in-law or daughter-in-law from inheriting your assets? #3 How you would prevent your heirs from fighting before they get your assets, and it is not to put in your trust that they will get $1.00 if they fight over your assets? Find the answers to all of these questions in the workbook. I have never met a lawyer who knew the answers to any of these three questions.

Customer Reviews: Review for: Does it pay to die? August 8, 2001 3 out of 3 found this review helpful I appreciate the direct, pertinent, and efficient information presented in this book. It is easy to read and understand and provides forms and examples for the reader's benefit. The information presented is timely for people who have worked hard to amass money, holdings, property , etc. to pass on to their heirs, therefore, preventing the government in the form of probate court, from taking your heirs' inheritance. Protect Your Family; Protect Your Estate September 30, 2000 5 out of 6 found this review helpful Mike Monji's father died leaving an estate valued at $285,000. After the courts, the lawyers, the accountants and the system grabbed their parts, Mike received a check for $211.77. Yes, one-tenth of one percent of what his father wanted him to have. This travesty could have been avoided with a Living Trust. Does it Pay to Die? is a financial wake-up call. The workbook format makes the process easy. By doing it yourself, you will save money and understand the structure of the trust. If you want an attorney to draft your living trust, the cost should be less than $1,000; money well spent. Mike Monji's advice worked for me and it will work for you. Hold on to your money, protect your family and avoid probate. ...

The Lawsuit and Self Help Legal Law Book Store From LawyerBuzz.com

International Orders & Shipping

We can ship to virtually any address in the world. Note that there are restrictions on some products, and some products cannot be shipped to international destinations.

Shipping Restrictions

Warranty issues and manufacturer restrictions prevent us from shipping certain products to all geographical locations. You'll be notified while placing your order if we're unable to ship specific items to the address you've selected.

International Addresses

The following items can be shipped to destinations outside the U.S.:

* books*
* DVDs
* music
* VHS videos

Additionally, some software, tools, and kitchen items can be shipped to the following countries:

* Australia
* Austria
* Denmark
* Finland
* France
* Germany
* Japan
* Ireland
* Italy
* Netherlands
* New Zealand
* Sweden
* United Kingdom

These items can be shipped only via Priority International Shipping and are subject to an import fees deposit.

*Note: Books that require special handling because they are extremely heavy (for example, multi-volume sets) cannot be shipped outside the U.S. If this is the case, it will be noted on the product detail page.

When you place an order, we will estimate shipping and delivery dates for you based on the availability of your items and the shipping options you choose. Shipping date estimates will appear in the order form. After placing your order, you will see both shipping and delivery date estimates in the order confirmation e-mail and in the order summary in Your Account.

Calculating Cost

Shipping costs depend upon the method and option you choose.

If you choose to group items into as few shipments as possible, you'll be charged for one regular per-shipment fee, as well as a per-item fee for each item in that shipment.

If you choose to ship items as soon as they become available, we'll charge you full per-shipment fees for each shipment as well as a per-item fee for each item.

Please also note that the shipping rates for many items we sell are weight-based. The weight of any such item can be found on its detail page. To reflect the policies of the shipping companies we use, all weights will be rounded up to the next full pound.