Everything a Will does plus…
1. Trusts don’t go through Probate Court and burden your beneficiaries with learning how to navigate the complicated court probate process.
2. Trusts save your beneficiaries time by avoiding the many months it often takes to settle your Probate Court process.
3. Trusts save you money by avoiding the expensive Probate Court costs such as paying probate attorney fees, court fees, etc.
4. Trusts are confidential and shelter your directives from public knowledge. Wills are public records that anyone can see.
5. Trusts are more flexible managing and distributing your assets and can be structured with specific conditions and timelines that match your unique family situation and financial goals.
6. Trusts avoid expensive and complicated probate laws of multi-state ownership of real estate and other assets not in your state of residence.
