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Living Trust and Estate Planning  

Living Trust and
Estate Planning

A living trust is an agreement in which one person (the grantor) transfers property to a second person (the trustee) for the benefit of a third person (the beneficiary).

 
 

A living trust allows the grantor to name either himself or some other person as trustee or co-trustee, reserves his right to revoke the trust at any time and return the property to himself, and lets the grantor control distribution of his estate to his beneficiary upon the grantor's death. A living trust is created while the grantor is alive, rather than upon his death under terms of his will.

A living trust lets you control the distribution of your estate. You simply transfer ownership of your property and your assets into the trust, then serve as its trustee or select a person or an insti-tution to be its trustee. With a living trust, the person you appoint to handle the trust after your death - the successor trustee - simply transfers ownership to the beneficiaries you named in the trust. Much of the time, this can be accomplished in a few weeks. When all of the property has been transferred to the beneficiaries, the living trust ceases to exist.

  
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  The big reason to have a revocable living trust is to avoid the detour of probate
court in distributing your estate to its beneficiaries.
 
 
Advantages of a
Living Trust
A living trust is an arrangement by which you as the grantor place property in trust and name yourself or some other person as Trustee or Co-Trustee, but reserve the right to revoke the trust so that the property can be returned to you ... Advantages of Living Trust
Probate, which may drag on for months, is the court-supervised process of paying your debts and distributing your property to the people who inherit it. By avoiding probate court, you eliminate its associated legal fees and expenses, make sure that your estate goes to the beneficiares you have chosen, prevent the emotional trauma of a complicated probate court procedure, eliminate time delays in settling your estate, and assure uninterrupted income and access to principal for family beneficiaries.
Last Will versus Living Revocable Trust
The living trust is one of two principal ways to pass property, upon the death of an individual, to the persons whom the individual wants to have it. The other method is by will. The transfer by last will requires the probate process, whereas a Trust ... Last Will versus Living Revocable Trust
 
 

A living trust also protects from federal estate taxes amounts of up to $1,500,000 for a single person and $3,000,000 for a married couple, and it maintains privacy since the trust is confidential whereas a will is public information and often published. Write Living Trust

 
 
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* Is it expensive to create a living trust?
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* Who is included in a living trust?
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* Is a living trust document ever made public,
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* Does a living trust protect property from
  creditors?

* If I make a living trust, do I still need a will?
* Can a living trust reduce estate taxes?

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