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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.