Living Trust. Download online state specific estate planning (revocable living trust) documents. Void Probate
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The big advantage to making a Living Trust is that Property left through the trust doesn't have to detour through Probate court before it reaches the people you want to inherit it. In a nutshell, Probate is the court-supervised process of paying your debts and distributing your Property to the people who inherit it.
The average Probate drags on for months before the inheritors get anything. And by that time, there's less for them to get: In many cases, about 5% of the Property has been eaten up by Lawyer and court fees.
Still, not everyone has to worry about Probate, and some people don't need a Living Trust at all.
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Problems Solved by Estate Planning
A living trust can solve many of the problems encountered in estate planning. Some ...
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Try to Avoid Probate with Living Trust
First of all, what is probate? We've heard various things about probate and we pretty ...
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The AB Living Trust Saves Taxes
Some people must consider federal estate tax when planning their finances. Estate tax ...
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Sharing financial bounty with family
The Edwardsville Intelligencer
Get professional help. To ensure your assets go to the right people, you will need to create some legal documents, such as a will and a living trust. The depth and complexity of these instruments will depend a great deal on your individual ...
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Think you're not rich enough to need a will? Think again
CNBC
As you get older and accumulate more, you should start thinking about a living trust, LaBrecque said. This is a separate legal entity that can be controlled in one's lifetime but becomes irrevocable upon death. Even with a trust, however, a will is ...
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