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What Is A Living Trust?

A trust is in arrangement where one or more people manage an individual’s assets for the benefit of someone else. A living trust is a trust that is created during an individual’s lifetime. To learn more about the benefits of creating a living trust, please read below.

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What Are The Benefits of A Living Trust?

There are many reasons to consider creating a living trust during your lifetime to protect your assets, including the following:

Avoids probate at death, including multiple probates if you own property in other states.
Prevents court control of assets at incapacity.
Brings all your assets together under one plan.
Provides maximum privacy.
Quicker distribution of assets to beneficiaries.
Assets can remain in trust until you want beneficiaries to inherit.
Can reduce or eliminate estate taxes.
Inexpensive, easy to set up and maintain.
Can be changed or cancelled at any time.
Difficult to contest.
Prevents court control of minors' inheritances.
Can protect dependents with special needs.
Prevents unintentional disinheriting and other problems of joint ownership.
Professional management with corporate Trustee.
Peace of mind.

Avoids probate at death, including multiple probates if you own property in other states.
Prevents court control of assets at incapacity.
Brings all your assets together under one plan.
Provides maximum privacy.
Quicker distribution of assets to beneficiaries.
Assets can remain in trust until you want beneficiaries to inherit.
Can reduce or eliminate estate taxes.
Inexpensive, easy to set up and maintain.
Can be changed or cancelled at any time.
Difficult to contest.
Prevents court control of minors' inheritances.
Can protect dependents with special needs.
Prevents unintentional disinheriting and other problems of joint ownership.
Professional management with corporate Trustee.
Peace of mind.

If you’re interested in creating a living trust, it’s time to schedule an appointment with experienced attorney Roy A Alterman PA today. Mr. Alterman has the experience and expertise to help you navigate the process. Call 321-727-0222 or complete our form today.