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Understanding a Living Trust

What is a Pour-over Will in a Living Trust?
Pour-over Will work alongside a Living Trust. Assets that are left to be transferred to a previously set up living trust are managed by Pour-over Wills. Refer to this article for in-depth knowledge about a Pour-over Will in a Living Trust.
What is the difference between Last Will and Living Trust?
Both Last Wills and Living Trusts are the essential legal documents of estate planning that help people to distribute their assets/possessions to people or organizations after their death. Refer to this article to understand the difference between the two documents.
What are the disadvantages of a Living Trust?
Apart from providing benefits against Probate and Estate Taxes, Living Trusts carry some disadvantages also along with them. Refer to this article to understand the disadvantages of a Living Trust.
Revocable Living Trust v. Irrevocable Living Trust
Living Trusts can be broadly classified into 2 categories. Revocable Living Trust and Irrevocable Living Trust. Read this article to have an in-depth knowledge of their meaning, advantages, and disadvantages.
How much does a Living Trust cost?
The cost of creating a Living Trust depends upon a number of factors like your location, the worth of your Estate, and the type of trust you want. The average cost charged by an Estate Planning Attorney is around $1000-$1500.
What is a Special Needs Trust?
You need to plan your Special Needs Trusts very carefully if you have a beneficiary who is mentally or physically impaired. Refer to this article for in-depth knowledge about a Special Needs Trust.
Why do I need a Living Trust?
Following are the reasons you should consider making a Living Trust. Read this article to know whether you are also facing any of these situations in your Life.
What is a Living Trust?
Living Trust is an important legal document of estate planning that helps people to distribute their assets/possessions to people or organizations after their death. Refer to this article for in-depth knowledge about a Living Trust.
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