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LivingTrustify was created by attorneys to make quality estate plans more accessible to individuals and families. We understand how important it is to set up a living trust or will because we have seen firsthand what happens if you don’t. LivingTrustify is an intuitive and inexpensive way to protect you and your loved ones in case the unexpected happens.

author: Stephen Wood

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Many of us labor a lifetime to build up our assets and fight for causes that matter to us. Few things are more fulfilling than the thought of sharing wealth and legacy with our family. Careful planning can mitigate against these two primary risks.

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Spring Break season is here and you need to add one more thing to your to-do list before you hop on that plane: your estate plan.

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Joint ownership avoids probate, but it’s usually not a good alternative to a living trust-based estate plan. Adding a joint owner to your property exposes you to your joint owner’s law suits, creditors and possibly even divorce.

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A common estate planning question is whether an inheritance is taxable or not.

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What you would need to do if you buy another piece of real property or sell your existing home and buy a new one after your living trust is signed.

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Choosing a successor trustee is a very important decision, learn about the responsibilities of a trustee and who you should choose.

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What do I need to know in order to get started with my estate plan?

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Doing your estate plan can seem like a daunting task, but LivingTrustify makes the process simple. See why you should choose LivingTrustify.

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Everyone should have an Advance Health Care Directive and HIPAA Authorization, in this article we learn why it is so important.

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A durable power of attorney is one of the documents included in a will based or living trust based estate plan with LivingTrustify. We recommend that everyone over 18 years of age should have a power of attorney.

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Funding your living trust is the process of transferring your assets to the name of your living trust. If you miss this important step, your estate could end up in probate court, which is exactly what you were trying to avoid with a living trust!

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A question that we often get is whether you need to update your will or living trust based estate plan if you have another child after you sign it. I’ll give the answer everyone loves to hear – “maybe”. Let me explain…

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