Frequently Asked Questions

It's the language of the Trust, it's a contract, it's not published anywhere and it is a private document in the family.

A Trust gives you an opportunity to make sure your titled assets with your name on them are funded into the Trust. 80% of Trust written by law firms all across the country are never funded. Those Estate's will have to go to Probate.

Absolutely. The best and simplest way to avoid Probate is within a Revocable Living Trust.

Schedule a no-cost review. If need be you can do re-statements without having to pay legal fess, on our platform. Avoid a maybe and replace it with a guarantee.

One of the greatest benefits of having a trust is saving your heirs the burden and expense of probate court. Understanding personal property vs. titled property and classifying your property correctly is vital to making sure your assets are transferred according to your wishes after death. Funding your trust is the process of transferring assets into the trust so that your heirs do not have to go through probate.