Are there living trust scams?
Unfortunately, yes. The Texas State Bar Texas Young Lawyers Association has put together a free pamphlet called “Living Trust Scams and the Senior Consumer.” You can download it here.
While a living trust can be a good estate planning tool for some Texans, the majority of Texans don’t need one. If someone is telling you that everyone needs a living trust, please be very careful.
You can verify that someone is actually a licensed lawyer by visiting the State Bar of Texas’s website and searching the lawyer by name. The website will also tell you if their license is active, inactive, or revoked.
Even if Mr. Miller is not the one to draft your living trust, please make sure you have it drafted only by a licensed lawyer.
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Law Office of James Ryland Miller, PLLC
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Mr. Miller is physically located in Plymouth MI and
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