What Goes In Your Trust And What Doesn’t Go In Your Trust?

In this video, I'm gonna delve into the essentials of what should be in your revocable living trust. A revocable living trust is a vital component of your estate planning strategy, so when you pass away, your assets will avoid going through probate. The only way probate is avoided is if at the time of your death, everything is properly funded to your trust.
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[@KeaaT23]

How do you feel about online Trust documents that allow you to file a Trust without hiring a lawyer? If you have limited assets, say just a house, is all you would need to be added to a trust?

[@essiemae8043]

If you have beneficiaries assigned to you bank accounts and stock ... why would you need to put them in a trust.? Why wouldn't they go directly to the beneficiary assigned .. also an insurance policy. Are they tax advantages to putting things in the trust. This whole trust business seems very complex and costly.

[@karenito2845]

Where’s the link to the 5 mistakes?

[@LawMother]

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