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Hi. Lee Phillips. I want to talk for two seconds about putting cars into living revocable trusts. Yeah, a cars an asset that you have to sign your name for if youre going to sell it. That means its a probatable item. We have to have somebodys permission to have somebody else sign your name after youre dead. If we put the car into the trust, then the trustee has the right to control a car after you die. They can sell a car. They dont need probate, they dont need court, they dont need nothing. Just sell the car. So its a great idea to put the car into the living revocable trust. However, when you originally set up the trust, you own a car or two, thats fine, and you want to put those cars into the living revocable trust. If you go down to the DMV and you say, ah, I want to change the title, now a lot of states will let you do that OK. But a lot of states historically have said, oh, change title? Owe property tax. So what Ive told my clients, generally, is dont worry about the
