Estate Planning
Interested Parties The Revocable Living Trust document will name the Trustors, Trustees, possible Successor Trustees, and Beneficiaries who will be involved in the management of the trust that it creates and the use of the assets it holds. Assets The Revocable Living...
Estate Planning
When someone dies or becomes incapacitated, there can often be problems in the aftermath with regard to that person’s assets. For example: Arguments among family members about who is to manage the estate when the owner is unable to do so. Disagreements about who is to...
Estate Planning
A Revocable Living Trust document, such as those drafted at our law firm Leigh Cowden PLLC, creates a legal entity that will hold title to your assets (property, car, bank accounts, stocks and other securities, etc.) “in trust for” or “for the benefit of” you and...
Estate Planning
Many people have heard about Revocable Living Trusts (RLTs), but not everyone understands the actual reasons and benefits behind having one. Understanding the benefits of Revocable Living Trusts is the best way to identify whether a Revocable Living Trust is right for...
