Trusts Attorney in Roseville, California

What are the benefits of setting up a trust?

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well the largest benefit is peace of
mind to the trustor to the person who
makes the trust we call creating a trust
or there’s actually more than one
document so we call the entire panoply
of documents the Legacy wealth planning
services so it’s larger than a trust
it’s about 14 documents total uh that
get signed notorized Etc when a person
walks out of our office with a complete
trust pack trust package if you want to
call it a trust package so we call that
a love letter to their family because
they have taken care of passing the
assets they worked so hard to create to
the Next Generation in a seamless manner
with no court involvement no probate
fees no other extraneous fees with
everything taken care of starting with
po potential disability and ending with
their inevitable passing and to do that
for a family to have them come in and
present a situation where uh some some
admittedly head scratching
circumstances and to end up creating a
complete seamless estate plan that gives
them peace of mind that lets their
family know wow Mom and Dad did this for
me man that really was a love letter
that’s we intend to achieve every time
we do an estate
plan

Roseville, CA estate planning & probate attorney R. Keenan Davis talks about the benefits of setting up a trust. He emphasizes that the greatest benefit of a trust is the peace of mind it provides to the trustor—the person creating the trust. What is commonly referred to as a “trust” is actually part of a larger suite of documents, which he calls the Legacy Wealth Planning Services. This comprehensive package typically includes around fourteen documents, all properly executed and notarized.

When a client leaves his office with a complete trust package, he describes it as a “love letter” to their family. It ensures that the assets they have worked hard to accumulate are transferred to the next generation seamlessly, without court involvement, probate fees, or unnecessary expenses. The plan addresses everything, from potential disability to the inevitable passing of the trustor, providing clarity and certainty for the family.

He notes that creating such a plan often involves navigating complex or unusual circumstances. Yet, the result is a cohesive and efficient estate plan that offers both the trustor and their family reassurance. The ultimate goal, he says, is to provide peace of mind and to leave a lasting legacy, demonstrating care and foresight for future generations.

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