
12-23-2021, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by vintageogauge
There is a lot more to a trust than just the transferring of assets. If something happens to you as a trustee the successor trustee simply takes over and continues as always handling affairs as always. There is asset protection from certain liability claims, protection from yourself if you have diminished mental capacity as it's very easy for the successor to take over, it goes on and on. Most assets can be in the trust and you don't have to update the trust itself, just place your assets in the trust instead of simply your name. There is so much more to it and well worth getting legal advice.
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Every asset I own of any consequence is in my RLT. I sleep well at night!
I do review and amend it from time to time. Easy peasy.
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