John Locke, Land Trust?

Comments(7)

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  JohnLocke9th February, 2004

  StewartChicago,
  
  Glad to meet you.
  
  I have a copy of the original Illinois Land Trust in my manual. However, as in any paperwork when it comes to making sure it is state specific I recommend your run it by an attorney. It is very easy to fill out.
  
  I have students who use a Land Trust and those that don't.
  
  But since we are on the subject, do you feel a Land Trust is neccessary and for what reason would you use it or is this something that you want to learn about?
  
  John $Cash$ Locke

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  Ichabod9th February, 2004

  Where exactly is the Land Trust document you are referring to in your manual, John?

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  JohnLocke9th February, 2004

  Ichabod,
  
  It is in the new 2004 manual but I will put it up on the subto site so you can download it and I will walk you through it.
  
  John $Cash$ Locke

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  StewartChicago10th February, 2004

  Hi, John
  
  I just wanted to know if you covered it for privacy reasons, I don't want my name all over public records.
  
  Thanks

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  JohnLocke10th February, 2004

  StewartChicago,
  
  I can put you so far under cover, I can't even find you.
  
  John $Cash$ Locke

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  mcl819010th February, 2004

  Is the actual trust agreement filed somewhere or is it held by the trustee?

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  JohnLocke10th February, 2004

  mcl8190,
  
  Glad to meet you.
  
  Depending on where you are located there are different requirements for filing a trust.
  
  Some places require a Memorandum of Trust be filed only showing the Trustee's name.
  
  Here again we are looking at what the state requries to be filed concerning a trust.
  
  John $Cash$ Locke