Trusts

Trusts

 

Trusts are estate planning tools that name a trustee to manage a person’s assets during his or her lifetime. A trust transfers management obligations of the trust property to one party (“trustee”) and benefits of the trust property to another party. A trust tells the trustee how to distribute those assets when the person dies. Unlike a will, a trust can reduce or eliminate estate taxes, and the need for probate court.

Our office can prepare testamentary trusts, living trusts, and charitable trusts on your behalf.

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