The Ask Amity Show

For this episode, we wanted to share 3 of the most common estate planning mistakes that most people are probably making during the pandemic and provide solutions for you to avoid them.

With the new California law stating that Transfer on Death (TOD) deeds expire after January 1, 2021, will your TOD deed still work? In this video, we address this question and also discuss some of the reasons why people set up a TOD deed and the disadvantages of creating a TOD deed.

When you’re looking to do an Estate Plan to ensure your children have something to inherit or want to leave a legacy behind, the first step to creating an estate plan is to communicate your wishes to your loved ones.

In this video, we discuss about how commingling, or adding your child’s spouse name to the assets or properties, can affect your child if there is a potential for divorce. However, there are solutions for you to be able to protect that inheritance. Learn what they are by tuning in to this video of the Ask Amity Show!

In this video, we present to you two of the most common myths about Estate Planning: 1) You can’t change your Living Trust once you make it and 2) You lose control of all your assets that you put into your Living Trust. Learn what makes these two statements false, and the truths that we use to debunk these two Estate Planning myths by watching this episode of the Ask Amity Show!

For people who own a home, it is obvious to them as to why they would need a Living Trust to protect their assets. However, there may be situations where you may still want a Living Trust even if you don’t own a house. We discuss about 4 possible scenarios where you may still want to consider creating a Living Trust so you can protect your assets for your loved ones. Want to learn more? Tune in to our latest episode now!