Who Should Create a Revocable Living Trust?
Who Should Create a Revocable Living Trust?
A revocable living trust is a vital part of proper estate planning. When an individual opts to create a revocable living trust, they get the benefit of uniting their assets under one specific plan. The benefits of a trust are numerous, and an estate planning attorney can help a person figure out how to go about creating one so they can protect their loved ones and ensure a proper transition of assets when they are no longer around to provide for their family members.A revocable living trust includes the agreement for three trust individuals which include the trust beneficiaries, the trust managers, and the trust-makers. Individuals can opt to appoint back-up managers as well to take over the decided assets when the owners are no longer in the world to enjoy their assets. No matter what age a person is, or whether they are single or married, they should go forward with creating a revocable living trust if they own assets such as a property. Doing so will help their loved ones avoid the court process when the time comes for dividing assets.
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