Living Trust: Protect Your Legacy

Living Trust: Protect Your Legacy – Secure Your Assets, Simplify Estate Planning

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A living trust is one of the most powerful tools to protect your assets, avoid the lengthy probate process, and ensure your wishes are honored. Our experienced attorneys will guide you through creating a customized plan that fits your needs.

Daniel S. Pickens, Esq.

2018 UWA University Scholar in Finance
Outstanding 1L Award Recipient in Law School
Successful Founder and Business Owner of Three Small Businesses
Closed Over $50,000,000.00 Worth of Real Estate Transactions
Summa Cum Laude (#3 in His Graduating Class)
“Booked” (Highest Grade in Class) the Following Courses: Torts I, Contracts I, Legal Methods, Civil Procedure I, Evidence I, and Domestic Relations

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Why Choose a Living Trust?

Skip the costly and time-consuming probate process, ensuring your assets are passed on smoothly.

Keep control over your assets while alive and clearly dictate their distribution after you’re gone.

A living trust keeps your estate matters private, unlike a will that goes through public probate.

How Does a Living Trust Work

Meet with our attorneys to discuss your estate planning needs.

We draft a living trust tailored to your specific goals and assets.

Sign and finalize your living trust, ensuring your legacy is protected.

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What is a living trust?

A living trust is a legal document that places your assets into a trust during your lifetime and allows you to manage them as you wish. Upon your death, these assets are transferred directly to your beneficiaries according to your instructions, bypassing the probate process. This ensures a smoother, quicker transfer of your estate.

How is a living trust different from a will?

Unlike a will, a living trust allows your estate to avoid probate, saving time and money. A living trust also provides more privacy since it doesn’t become public record. Additionally, a living trust allows you to manage your assets if you become incapacitated, whereas a will only takes effect after death.

How much does a living trust cost?

The cost of creating a living trust can vary depending on the complexity of your estate and your specific needs. We offer a free consultation to discuss your situation and provide a transparent quote. While the initial cost may be higher than a will, a living trust often saves money in the long run by avoiding probate fees.

What are the benefits of a living trust?

A living trust offers numerous benefits, including avoiding probate, reducing legal fees, maintaining privacy, managing your assets in case of incapacity, and providing clear, direct instructions for the distribution of your assets. It’s a proactive way to ensure your loved ones are taken care of according to your wishes.

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