Teuninck & DeBishoppe, Inc

06/02/2026

Custodial Account Transfer Document (UTMA/UGMA Transfer)

What is it: A legal document used to transfer custodial assets—such as bank accounts, investments, or property—to a minor beneficiary under the Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (UTMA) or Uniform Gifts to Minors Act (UGMA).

Why: Ensures proper legal transfer of inherited assets to minors, establishes custodial control until the child reaches legal age, protects the minor's financial interests, and provides clear documentation for tax and estate planning purposes.

When planning for your children's future, trust a qualified LDA Professional. Contact Teuninck & DeBishoppe, Inc at 408-209-3224.

06/01/2026

I recently used Teuninck & DeBishoppe to file a document with the San Mateo County Recorder’s Office. From the initial contact through the final delivery of my recorded document, I received prompt and helpful assistance in providing all the required information.

There were no surprises regarding fees, notary requirements, or paperwork. The entire process was organized and straightforward. The document was recorded within the timeframe that had been explained to me.

Rob made everything easy and stress-free. I would definitely use his team’s services again. – Rand Miyashiro

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★★★★★

05/29/2026

Claim for Reassessment Exclusion

What it is: A form filed to request exclusion from property tax reassessment when property is transferred between eligible parties, such as parent-child or grandparent-grandchild transfers.

How we can help: Teuninck & DeBishoppe, Inc. prepares and files Reassessment Exclusion Claims accurately, ensuring compliance and helping clients avoid unnecessary property tax increases.

For assistance, visit https://www.teuninckdebishoppe.com/

05/26/2026

“Rob and Sue were outstanding! Excellent communication, through and efficient as well as professional. Sue explained everything very well and answered all of our questions, she was very through throughout the process of the living trust and all of the paperwork.
Their pricing structure is very good and I feel that even people that can’t afford their will or living trust can save up to afford it.” – Will Higg

05/19/2026

Myth: “A handwritten will is always valid.”

Fact: Some places accept handwritten wills, but many do not. Proper witnessing is usually required.

05/12/2026

Is estate planning different for blended families?

Yes, blended families often require more detailed planning to ensure assets are distributed fairly among spouses, children, and stepchildren, while minimising potential conflicts or legal complications.

For professional support, call Teuninck & DeBishoppe, Inc at 408-209-3224.

05/11/2026

Six stars! Very knowledgeable in property title transfers. The job was completed accurately, promptly, and professionally at a reasonable price. I worked with Rob VanSteen, who came highly recommended by my estate planning attorney, Margaret Demorest—and the recommendation was well deserved.– Jeff Ronne

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05/05/2026

Deed of Gift (Gift Grant Deed)

What is it: A Deed of Gift, or Gift Grant Deed, is a legal document used to voluntarily transfer ownership of property or assets from one party to another without any exchange of money.

Why: Ensures a legally valid transfer, avoids future disputes, clarifies ownership rights, and may help simplify estate planning and inheritance processes.

If you need the help of a trusted LDA Professional, visit https://www.teuninckdebishoppe.com/

04/28/2026

“Rob and Sue were outstanding! Excellent communication, through and efficient as well as professional. Sue explained everything very well and answered all of our questions, she was very through throughout the process of the living trust and all of the paperwork.

Their pricing structure is very good and I feel that even people that can’t afford their will or living trust can save up to afford it.” – Will Higg

04/24/2026

Is a notarised document legally valid?

A notarised document is generally legally valid and helps verify the identity of the signer and the authenticity of the signature. However, notarisation alone may not make a document enforceable, legal validity also depends on proper drafting, ex*****on, and compliance with local laws.

For professional support, call Teuninck & DeBishoppe, Inc at 408-209-3224.