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    LDA Pro Legal specializes in preparing comprehensive living trust packages designed to help clients avoid probate.
  • Living Trust Intake Form

    To begin the living trust document preparation process, simply complete the intake form and submit payment. Your living trust package will be personally prepared by a Registered Legal Document Assistant (LDA). Any follow-up questions will be sent to you directly via email. The typical turnaround time is 5 to 7 business days.
  • The Revocable Living Trust Package Includes:

    A basic "Probate Avoidance" Trust package includes the following documents: Revocable Living Trust, Trust Certification, Trust Declaration, Pour-Over Will, Advance Healthcare Directive, Durable Power of Attorney, and Real Property Trust Transfer Deeds. If minor children are involved, Guardianship provisions and Trustee designations for minors are also included.
  • Real Estate Trust Transfer Deeds

    The trust package includes one Real Property Trust Transfer Deed. Each additional property that needs to be transferred into the trust is $199.
  • Personal Information

  • Co-Trustees

    You and your spouse will initially serve as Co-Trustees, meaning you will both act together. Upon the passing of one spouse, the surviving spouse will continue as the sole Trustee.
  • Minor Children Legal Guardian

    This designation allows you to appoint someone to care for your minor children in the event of your passing. Legal guardians have many of the same rights and responsibilities as parents. If you are married, your spouse will automatically be listed as the guardian. In the event that both you and your spouse pass away, the person(s) you designate here will be appointed as the legal guardian.
  • Minor Children Trustee

    This provision places the assets in a trustee's care and grants the trustee sole discretion to distribute the assets for the child’s health, education, maintenance, and support until the child reaches specified ages. If you are married, your spouse will automatically be listed as the children’s trustee. In the event that both you and your spouse pass away, the person(s) you designate here will be appointed as the children’s trustee.
  • Disinheriting

  • Name for the Trust

  • Description of Estate Assets

    Please list all assets below. Follow-up questions and additional information regarding the assets to be transferred to the trust will be sent to you directly via email.
  • Special Gifts

    Special Gifts will be distributed first. Once all Special Gifts have been made, the remaining assets of the estate will be distributed to beneficiaries as specified in the distribution section later on.
  • Personal Property Distribution

    Personal property includes all your personal belongings remaining after any Special Gifts have been distributed. It also encompasses any property that does not have a specific beneficiary designated on an account.
  • Distribution of Remainder of the Trust Estate

    The remainder of the trust estate includes all assets you own after all special gifts have been made and personal property has been distributed. Distribution of the remainder of the trust estate includes assets that are transferred into the trust, as well as assets that do not have a designated beneficiary.
  • Beneficiaries

    Persons who will receive your estate, when you pass away.
  • Contingent Beneficiaries

  • Successor Trustee

    An individual responsible for managing the distribution of assets to beneficiaries from a deceased person’s estate.
  • Executor of Will

    An individual responsible for managing the affairs of a deceased person’s probate estate.
  • Power of Attorney

    This document allows you to appoint an Agent to manage your financial affairs if you are unable to do so yourself. You may designate one Agent or specify successor agents in case the first agent cannot act. If married, your spouse will be your first agent, unless otherwise specified.
  • Health Care Directive

    This document allows you to appoint an Agent to make healthcare decisions on your behalf if you are unable to make those decisions yourself. You may designate one Agent or specify successor agents in case the first agent cannot act. If married, your spouse will be your first agent, unless otherwise specified.
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