Protect Your Legacy with a Trust
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Find Your Trust TypeWhat is a Trust?
A trust is a legal arrangement where one party (the trustee) holds and manages property for the benefit of another (the beneficiary). The person who creates the trust is called the grantor or settlor.
Unlike a will, which only takes effect after death and must go through probate, a trust can provide immediate benefits and seamless transfer of assets.
Why Everyone Needs a Trust
- Avoid Probate - Save time and money by bypassing the court process
- Privacy - Trusts aren't public record like wills
- Asset Protection - Shield assets from creditors and lawsuits
- Control - Specify exactly how and when assets are distributed
- Minor Children - Provide for children without court involvement
- Incapacity Planning - Manage your affairs if you become unable to
Our Trust Documents
Simple Living Trust
Perfect for individuals wanting to avoid probate and maintain privacy.
Learn MoreSpecialized Trust Strategies
We also generate documents for advanced estate planning strategies tailored to your specific situation.
SLAT
Spousal Lifetime Access Trust — protects assets from estate tax while your spouse retains access.
ILIT
Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust — removes life insurance proceeds from your taxable estate.
DAPT
Domestic Asset Protection Trust — strongest creditor protection where you are both grantor and beneficiary.
MAPT
Medicaid Asset Protection Trust — protect assets while qualifying for Medicaid long-term care coverage.
SNT
Special Needs Trust — provide for loved ones with disabilities without affecting their government benefits.
GRAT
Grantor Retained Annuity Trust — transfer appreciating assets to heirs with minimal or zero gift tax.
QPRT
Qualified Personal Residence Trust — transfer your home out of your estate at a deeply discounted value.
DST (Section 453)
Deferred Sales Trust — defer capital gains taxes on crypto, real estate, business sales, and more.
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