Trust Planning

A Trust grants your Trustee the ability to monitor and manage your Trust

Your Trustee (Fiduciary) should be able and willing, first and foremost.
Your Trustee should also be attentive and decisive.

Vital is that Trusts can be extremely useful for individuals with Special Needs

Minors
Mental Health Care
Autism
Addictions, etc

Be aware of the types of Trusts

Revocable ~ Created during life ~ Irrevocable upon your death.
Irrevocable ~ Created during life ~ Irrevocable upon their creation.
Testamentary ~ Created under your Last Will ~ Irrevocable upon your death.

There are many misconceptions with "Living Trusts" in Pennsylvania

Be extremely cautious of "Living Trusts" in Pa
Be extremely cautious of those extol the virtues of "Living Trusts."
Revocable trusts ("Living Trusts") have become popular as Will substitutes
This misconception has arisen by people who tell people to avoid Probate

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