Living Trust Legal Documents

What Is A Living Trust?

A living trust is an estate planning tool that can help you avoid probate after your death. A trust may be the best option for people who want to pass on their property without involving a third party like a court or executor of wills and trusts, but it’s not always appropriate for everyone. If you are considering creating a living trust with us at our office, please schedule a free consult of download our free living trust templates.

Why Get A Living Will?

You may want to consider creating a living trust if you are looking for ways to avoid probate. A living trust is an agreement between yourself and the person who will take care of your property after you die. This way, when it comes time to transfer ownership of your assets, it can be done without going through the process of court-ordered estate administration or probate proceedings that involve lawyers and judges. The idea behind this kind of arrangement is that while people are alive they retain control over their property but also set up clear instructions on how things should happen once they pass away. -You may want to think about setting up a living trust if: You have complex finances with many different types of investments; You or your spouse has poor health, then your should consider making a living trust today.

What information is included in living trust documents?

A living trust will ensure your assets are distributed according to the instructions you’ve outlined. It is important that these documents contain all of your wishes for how your estate should be handled, including any specific requests or stipulations regarding what type of funeral arrangements you would like and who should take care of final expenses. The information included in your living trust documents may vary depending on individual circumstances and preferences, but it typically includes details about where assets are being held during life (such as bank accounts) and an explanation for why certain people have been left out of the distribution process. If this sounds like something you want help with, contact us! Our team has experience helping families establish trusts so they know exactly what will happen when one person dies. We’re happy to answer any questions you have.

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