What Is A Trust?
Trusts have been used for centuries to avoid problems associated with owning property in one's name upon death or incapacity.
Who should use a Trust ?
Every case is different, but in general terms, if your estate is large enough when you die, you have an "estate planning problem" - namely Probate - whether you have a Will or not!
The Truth about Estate Planning
Truth is, most of us simply aren’t motivated to begin the planning process. Why? Because it deals with death, disability and other issues we might prefer to avoid. We’re only human!
Whitepapers & multimedia
Whitepapers - 5 RLTs About Revocable Living Trusts [pdf] ILITs About Irrevocable Living Trusts [pdf] CRTs About Charitable RemainderTrusts [pdf]
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