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Quick research shows that California's estate tax is tied to the Federal Goverment's tax, so it would not appear to attach until an estate is worth $2M. However, a living trust will not protect against estate taxes for a single person in most cases, as the property held in a revocable living trust are still considered under your control and therefore part of your estate. Your life insurance proceeds are also considered part of your estate if you own the policy. If you are married, setting up bypass trusts for you and your wife can help mitigate taxes by lowering the amount that is passed to your children when the 2nd spouse dies. However, the living trust will, in most cases, completely (or almost completely) eliminate probate of your assets after you die, eliminating fees, inventories, accountings, and the delays and hassles of probate. The article I checked said California probates all estates over $100,000. If you want to spare your heirs the hassle of probate, which can take a year or more, a living trust is the way to go.

On the US real estate websites I've looked at, none of them have the floorplan of the house on the listing. In Australia (where I live) all the listings have floorplans, so I find it really difficult to visualise a house without one. Are there any US real estate agents or websites that do provide a floorplan with the listing? I don't mind where the house/agent is, anywhere in the US is fine :).

if you go low, you may get thousands less than what they might've offered. A question like that is a clue that they want to be in control.. . However, given that, I would think that in a highly-trained professional field like law, employers understand that you're going to be coming to the table with a standard of living and a set of expectations, and their organization is not going to look very good to anyone if it's staffed by lawyers who eat at McDonald's and drive Ford Escorts. So I would probably feel comfortable being FAIRLY honest about what you want. Sum up the total of salary and benefits that you want into one number, then reduce it by $5000, OR research the salaries this firm or agency typically offers a new employee (who has some experience...don't sell yourself short just to get the job), and then bid just slightly less than that.. . My goal would be to show that I'm a team player and someone who understands the current economic realities, but also that I'm someone who thinks enough of myself to demand respect. They want a "winner," and winners demand the best for themselves. Now if only I could apply that reasoning to my search for a husband (LOL).......

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