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09/03/2026

A Quitclaim Deed Is NOT an Estate Plan

A quitclaim deed transfers ownership of property—but it does not create an estate plan.

It doesn't determine who should inherit your property, how your estate should be managed, or whether you've actually achieved your estate planning goals.

A deed is a tool. It is not an estate plan.

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09/02/2026

Adding Your Child to the Deed to Avoid Probate? Think Again..

Adding someone to your deed may have legal and tax consequences, depending on your situation. Before you sign anything, make sure you understand what you're giving away—and what other estate planning options may be available.

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09/01/2026

Should you add your child to your house deed? 🏠

It might sound like a smart way to avoid probate—but it could create problems you weren't expecting.

Attorney Yanique Otto breaks down the pros, risks, and alternatives you should know before making this decision.

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Big mistake or smart move? Watch and decide for yourself.

08/28/2026

Your Deed Could Change Everything After You Die.

How your home is titled can have a major impact on what happens after you die.

Your deed, joint ownership, a Lady Bird Deed, and trust ownership can all affect how your home passes to your loved ones. Don’t assume your estate plan works the way you intended—make sure your property ownership is coordinated with your overall plan.

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This video provides general educational information and is not legal advice. Every family's circumstances
are different.

08/27/2026

FREE LIVE ONLINE TRAINING: ESTATE PLANNING

Do you know if your estate plan will actually protect your family when they need it most?

Join Attorney Otto for a free online training on Estate Planning: How to Protect Your Family from Probate and Costly Mistakes.

In this training, you’ll discover:

✓ The #1 mistake parents make that can put their kids in court
✓ Why a will alone may NOT fully protect your family
✓ How to make sure your wishes are followed
✓ Simple ways to protect your children and your assets
✓ How proper estate planning can help your family avoid unnecessary probate and costly mistakes

📅 Wednesday, September 16, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EDT
💻 Live Online Webinar
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Whether you're a parent, homeowner, or simply want to make sure your family is protected, this training is designed to give you practical estate planning insights you can use.

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Register for this Upcoming Session on September 16th, 2026 at 12:00PM EDT

08/26/2026

Your Will May NOT Control Your Beneficiaries.

This one catches a lot of families by surprise.

Your retirement accounts, life insurance, and many financial accounts often pass according to the beneficiary designation—not your Will.

And here's the problem:

If those beneficiary designations haven't been reviewed in years, your estate plan may not work the way you intended.

Marriage, divorce, children, remarriage, or the death of a beneficiary can all be reasons to review your plan.

Don't assume. Check.

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If you haven't checked your beneficiary designations recently, this is your reminder.

⚠️ General educational information only. This is not legal, tax, or financial advice. Every family's circumstances are different.

08/24/2026

Is a Will Enough for a Blended Family?

I hear this one all the time:

“We have a Will, so we're covered.”

A Will is incredibly important, but for many blended families, it may not be enough by itself.

Depending on your family's goals, a trust may provide protections and control that a simple Will cannot.

The right estate plan isn't about choosing the most complicated option. It's about choosing the right tools for your family and your goals.

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⚠️ General educational information only. This is not legal advice. Every family's circumstances are different.

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08/23/2026

Leaving Everything to Your Spouse? Think Again.

Here's another estate planning mistake that can create unintended consequences:

Leaving everything outright to your spouse without thinking about what happens next.

Once assets belong to the surviving spouse, they generally have the ability to make new decisions. Life changes. People remarry. Relationships change. Estate plans change.

If your goal is to protect both your spouse and your children, make sure your estate plan actually accomplishes both.

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If you're part of a blended family, this is an important conversation to have before a crisis happens.

08/22/2026

What Our Client Says About Working With The Otto Law Group

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Choosing an attorney is an important decision. You want someone who listens, communicates clearly, understands your goals, and helps guide you through the legal process with confidence.

Don’t just take our word for it—hear directly from our client about her experience with The Otto Law Group.

If you’re looking for guidance with your legal matter, we’re here to help.

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08/22/2026

Who gets your 401(k) when you die?

A lot of people assume their Will controls their retirement accounts. But that may not be the case.

Your beneficiary designation can play a critical role in determining who receives your retirement savings — and an outdated beneficiary form could create a result you never intended.

In this video, I explain:

Why your Will may not control your retirement account
Why outdated beneficiary designations can cause problems
What happens if your spouse or beneficiary dies before you
Why you should review your beneficiaries after major life changes
How your retirement accounts should coordinate with your overall estate plan

Don't leave your family's future to an old beneficiary form.

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If you know someone who's been saving for retirement, share this with them.

— Attorney Yanique Otto
The Otto Law Group