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    • Useful info / Professional
    • 2024/05/27 (Mon)
    Vivinavi San Francisco

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    Inheritance through a Living Trust

    Have you heard of living trusts （ living trusts ）?

    In the United States, living trusts are frequently used in estates, the most typical being the Revocable Living Trust （ Revocable Living Trust ）. Establishing a Revocable Living Trust and making your estate a trust estate generally has the following advantages

    （ 1 ） During your lifetime, you are free to own ・ and manage your property as you always have.
    （ 2 ） You can appoint a person whom you trust as Successor Trustee （ Successor Trustee ） in advance, so that if you become unable to manage your property due to illness or old age, you can leave the property to that person.
    （ 3 ） Upon death, the trust estate is not subject to probate （ court-supervised probate ） and can be distributed to the beneficiaries by the successor trustee or arranged to continue to be administered for the beneficiaries.

    Estate planning with a living trust is the most adaptable plan because it can be prepared for a variety of situations.

    Merritt Law Firm can assist you with estate planning and estate planning by creating a living trust that is carefully tailored to your unique situation. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

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    • Problem solution / Professional
    • 2024/05/26 (Sun)
    Vivinavi Los Angeles

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    If I become a US citizen, do I still have inheritance rights from my Japanese parents?

    He moved to the U.S. and later became a U.S. citizen.
    When my parents in Japan became elderly and began to think about inheritance, they suddenly asked me, "Can I inherit in Japan even if I become an American citizen ？?" and I replied, "Well, ？ I never thought about it that much, and I think it will be fine, but I was a little worried." I think I'll be fine, but I'm a little nervous.
    We, Kobe Legal Partners, a judicial scrivener firm, are sometimes asked the same question.

    To sum up,
    even if you acquire American citizenship, you still have the right to inherit from your Japanese parents.
    Even though they have different nationalities, the fact that they are parent and child is still the same.

    However, that does not mean you should relax.
    Because it is not always an easy procedure.

    When you go through the inheritance procedures in Japan, you need a copy of your family register, certificate of residence, and certificate of seal impression.
    But if you have acquired American citizenship and reside in the U.S., you do not have these.

    Some of them may not have reported to Japan and their family register may remain in Japan.
    But Japanese law does not recognize dual citizenship, so the family register should also be expunged.

    If you have Japanese citizenship, the Japanese consulate will issue a certificate of residence or a certificate of signature, which can replace a certificate of residence or a certificate of seal impression.
    However, if you have acquired American citizenship, the Japanese consulate will not be able to help you.

    So what you should do is to make an affidavit and have it certified by the local Notary, which will be used in the inheritance process.

    Even if you ask a specialist in Japan to handle the inheritance procedure, if he/she is not familiar with this kind of inheritance, it may happen that the procedure does not proceed at all.
    This is because they do not know what kind of documents to prepare.
    So, the heirs get frustrated and contact us, Kobe Legal Partners, a judicial scrivener office. We often help them from the middle of the process.

    Please contact us, Kobe Legal Partners, if you need help with Japanese inheritance procedures after acquiring American citizenship.
    We handle inheritance procedures throughout Japan.
    Consultation is also available online.

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    • Useful info / Professional
    • 2024/05/23 (Thu)
    Vivinavi San Francisco

    This text has been translated by auto-translation. There may be a slight difference between the original text and the translation. (Original Language: 日本語)

    Inheritance through a Living Trust

    Have you heard of living trusts （ living trusts ）?

    In the United States, living trusts are frequently used in estates, the most typical being the Revocable Living Trust （ Revocable Living Trust ）. Establishing a Revocable Living Trust and making your estate a trust estate generally has the following advantages

    （ 1 ） During your lifetime, you are free to own ・ and manage your property as you always have.
    （ 2 ） You can appoint a person whom you trust as Successor Trustee （ Successor Trustee ） in advance, so that if you become unable to manage your property due to illness or old age, you can leave the property to that person.
    （ 3 ） Upon death, the trust estate is not subject to probate （ court-supervised probate ） and can be distributed to the beneficiaries by the successor trustee or arranged to continue to be administered for the beneficiaries.

    Estate planning with a living trust is the most adaptable plan because it can be prepared for a variety of situations.

    Merritt Law Firm can assist you with estate planning and estate planning by creating a living trust that is carefully tailored to your unique situation. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

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    • 2021/09/01 (Wed)
    Vivinavi Los Angeles

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