TomCoxLaw.com Announces Latest Information On Costs Related To Living Trust In California

March 16, 2015 /MM-PressAdvantage/ —

TomCoxLaw.com, a California-based firm specializing in Living Trusts and Estate Plans, has announced the latest information on costs relating to a Living Trust in the state of California. Currently, the company website offers a discount of $200 on a total estate plan with the coupon code TOM5MINBOOK.

The prices for initiating a California Living Trust may vary slightly from law firm to law firm, but TomCoxLaw.com makes it clear that the typical overall fee comes down to two specific categories; in-office consultation, or online consultation; the former being more expensive due to the need for lawyer interaction, combined with California notary fees, and grant deeds.

Understanding that the Cost of a Living Trust in California is important, as it can be quite expensive, and includes a number of different features which should be researched at length before entering into a contract of any kind. More information on the Living Trust process in the State of California can be found in the Free California Living Trust Handbook available on the firm’s website.

The Free California Living Trust Handbook helps Californians identify whether or not entering into a California Living Trust would be ideal for them. It includes information on total estate planning features such as California Power of Attorney for Finance and the Advance Health Care Directive. It also provides unique information on the subject of a Living Trust in California that is difficult to find from other resources.

One thing that TomCoxLaw.com has made clear is that those interested in a California Living Trust should be wary about additional hidden costs from both in-office and online transactions. In-office estate plans generally cost about $1,500, with additional fees of $10 to $80 for notary fees and transfer grant deeds. The online method of obtaining a Living Trust in California is a little different in that the price mark runs between $297 and $997.

While an in-office Trust will usually be completed over a period of 3 to 4 weeks, after which it can be retrieved from the office through which it was applied for, an online trust will need to be shipped directly to the applicant. This can mean shipping costs, long-range shipping times, and sometimes it requires a need for additional paperwork not covered in the original pricing.

Due to the differences in costs and the many hidden fees that can be included, TomCoxLaw.com encourages interested parties in seeking estate plans that include prices for notary fees and transfer grant deeds, as well as any other necessary paperwork costs that may not be otherwise included.

Tom Cox is the CEO of TomCoxLaw.com, the Leading Provider of Living Trusts in California and Author of over 50 Books on Estate Planning.

For questions or concerns regarding this press release, or for more information on TomCoxLaw.com, please use the following contact information to get in touch:

Company Name: TomCoxLaw.com
Contact Name: Tom Cox
Phone Number: 1 (855)-494-7552 (Toll Free)
E-mail Address: info@tomcoxlaw.com
Mailing Address: 4120 Douglas Blvd, Granite Bay CA 95746

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