Trust Importance

A living trust protects eliminates crucial assets such as your Home or any other Real property including financial assets (Bank / Stock accounts) you may have from being held by a court order. Without a Living Trust, a “Will” will be subjected to a probate process if you did not have a trust in place at the time of your death and your assets will be contested. A Trust also assists with a much more seamless legal transition of your assets to who you yourself chose as beneficiaries of your assets or life’s work. This is your “Living Trust” chosen by you when you were alive. You also get to choose who executes your wishes incase you become ill , Hospitalized or incapacitated in case you cannot make a proper decision. Your Trust will dictate by your choice who will have Legal Authority to carry out decision when you no longer can. Your Trust can also include medical directives or medical power of Attorney’s naming individual you Trust to enforce your decisions that you would like to be executed in your name. Lastly but most importantly, A Trust will name a primary and secondary guardian in case you have children under the age of 18. A properly created and executed Living Trust will dictate and plan for the protection and future of your under aged Children.