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A Living Trust vs. A Will
For most people, the first step in estate planning is to create a Will. But there are more comprehensive options, with better solutions. There are some substantial benefits to setting up a Living Trust instead of a Will, such as:
Avoid Probate
Unlike a Will, assets included in a Living Trust are not subject to probate.
Plan for Disability
If you become unable to look after your estate, your named successor can manage your financial affairs.
Enhance Privacy
A Living Trust is more secure than a Will because it remains a private document.
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Our comprehensive estate planning services list simplifies this process, taking the confusion out of estate planning forms and other potential roadblocks.
Build, Protect & Preserve:Estate Planning With Trajan Wealth
Work with a Trajan Wealth Estate Planning Attorney for end-to-end service. We place your personalized Estate Planning and Wealth Management all under one roof, making unnecessary complications and confusion a thing of the past.
Dedicated
Work with a team that works diligently to make sure no detail goes unchecked.
Knowledgable
Our team offers you decades of legal experience and only work on estate legal matters.
Insightful
Let’s plan ahead, to minimize the impact of taxes and other matters.
Estate Planning Made Easier
We’ll Guide You Step-By-Step
Step One
Schedule your complimentary introductory meeting with an experienced Estate Attorney.
Step Two
In our meeting, we learn about your specific objectives and custom-tailor solutions that accomplish your goals.
Step Three
Our legal team works closely with you to implement your Estate Plan so it actually does what you want it to, should something happen.
Did You Know?
Not All Trusts Are Created Equal
Many "discount" versions don't ensure the trust is properly funded or coordinated with financial institutions. At Trajan Wealth, that's included along with many other solutions.
It's About Time
The average probate takes about 18 months to resolve, but you just never know... Our attorneys have been involved in probate proceedings that have taken as long as 5 years!