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Generally speaking, to form a trust, you would need to determine the purpose of the trust, identify the assets you want to transfer to the trust, choose a trustee to manage the trust, and create a tru...Read More

If you are unable to find contact information for the bank or trustee listed on the Deed of Trust, you can try the following: Check with the county recorder's office: The county recorder's off...Read More

In most cases, when a vehicle is titled in one spouse's name, that spouse is typically considered the legal owner and has the right to keep the vehicle in a divorce. However, this can depend on the sp...Read More