Wills and revocable trusts are beneficial planning documents used to pass someone’s property and assets to beneficiaries after the owner’s death. However, there are very distinct differences between a will and a trust. To make the best decision for your family, you should know the three major distinctions between wills and revocable trusts. Privacy by … continue reading the entire article
How do you avoid probate, yet put someone “in charge” of your assets upon death so they are distributed to members of your family, friends, and/or charities based on your wishes? Create a Trust! A revocable living trust is a sound estate planning tool that can be used to determine who will get your assets … continue reading the entire article
You’ve heard it’s a good idea to avoid probate. But do you really know why? Most people have a false sense of security that since they have a will, all of their affairs are in order and won’t involve a court after they pass away. Not true! A last will and testament is only effective … continue reading the entire article