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Get your GuideMy partner has been living in a neighboring State for six years now. We spend winters at my home and summers at his. We did a living trust a couple years back, so our assets would go to each other and then ultimately could be sold and divided equally between our five adult kids. We have no stocks and no big assets othe...
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