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Living Trusts & Wills

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What Is A Living Trust?

Trusts can be used to transfer assets before death and avoid probate. There are a few different types of trusts; revocable trusts, commonly called “living trusts,” are a popular means of avoiding the probate process. If a person transfers all of their assets to the trust, they own no assets at death. This way, no assets go through the probate process.

A Living Trust also states your decisions if you become medically incapacitated during your lifetime; who will make decisions about your property and other items; who will act as guardian of your children.

Why Do You Want A Living Trust?

The most common reason for setting up a living trust is to avoid probate for your estate.

Compared to the cost of probate, a living trust seems like a reasonable instrument to create. In Nevada, an attorney may charge a percentage of the estate’s fair market value to take care of a probate case.

Do I Need A Will?

Whether to have a will is an individual decision. A will can direct who gets your assets. A Pour-over Will, as part of an estate plan, is a safety net that puts any assets (up to a total value of $150,000) into the living trust if you have not done so. Having a will can also limit the time creditors have to file a claim against the estate. It can name a guardian to care for your children, name an executor, and specify how debts will be paid.

Revocable Living Trust:

Living Trust Package:

All documents of Package from the Basic Revocable Living Trust
Assignment of Personal Property
Personal Property Distribution
Letters to financial institutions
Pour-Over will for each spouse/partner
Durable Power of Attorney for each spouse/partner
Advanced Health Care Directive for each spouse/partner
Summary of Estate Planning Provisions
Summary of Fiduciaries
Final Arrangements for each spouse/partner
Client Info Sheet

The Living Trust is presented to you in a binder with dividers, and is printed on bright, acid-free paper. One residential deed transferring property into the trust is included.

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