Revocable Living Trusts

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What Is A Living Trust?

One of the most effective tools for securing your assets and providing for your loved ones is a revocable living trust. Unlike a testamentary trust which only takes effect upon your passing, a living trust can be set up and funded while you are still alive. This provides you with the peace of mind knowing that your assets will be distributed according to your wishes when you die. At McCain & Bursh, our team of experienced attorneys will guide you through the process of creating a revocable living trust that is tailored to your specific circumstances and desires.

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What Benefits Do Living Trusts Provide?

In Arizona, McCain & Bursh Attorneys At Law, P.C. offers valuable estate planning services including creating a personalized revocable living trust for you and/or your spouse. A properly drafted revocable living trust will (1) give you control over your trust assets during your lifetime, (2) plan for incapacity or disability during your life, (3) avoid probate upon your death which is the costly process of going to court to administer your estate when you do not have a trust, (4) provide asset protection, (5) eliminate or minimize Federal estate taxes, (6) leave your assets to the heirs of your choosing to ensure that your hard earned assets go to those you want to benefit, and (7) provide the possibility of creating special needs trusts to protect your heirs who need special care or oversight.  Importantly, by creating a revocable living trust, your heirs will avoid the costly and time-consuming probate process and be spared unnecessary stress and financial burden while they are still grieving your loss.  Moreover, a revocable living trust can be changed or terminated at any time during your lifetime so that it meets you and your families' needs at each state of your life and theirs. 


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Does a Living Trust Benefit Me Now?

Unlike a will, which only takes effect after your death, a living trust becomes effective immediately upon its creation. This means that in the event of your disability or incapacity, your chosen trustee will have the power to manage your assets according to your wishes without any delay or intervention from a probate court. Additionally, a living trust allows for greater flexibility and control over your assets compared to a will. You can easily amend or revoke the trust as needed, ensuring that your estate plan remains up to date with your changing needs and circumstances.

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An estate plan design meeting will not be scheduled until the Firm has a signed fee agreement with a client. Given time constraints, the Firm is not able to represent every potentially interested party with their legal matter.

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