Roseville, CA estate planning & probate attorney R. Keenan Davis talks about the negatives of setting up a trust. In addressing the matter, it was highlighted that there are no drawbacks to establishing a trust, aside from dealing with a substantial legal document that may pose challenges in comprehension. The document, written in legal ease, attempts to simplify certain aspects, but lawyers, in general, may not excel in making it entirely straightforward. In their firm, a flat rate is charged for the trust documents encompassing the entire estate plan. Clients are encouraged to seek clarification on specific sections written in legal ease, and such inquiries, whether made a month later or beyond, incur no additional charges. The firm is dedicated to offering explanations for any questions regarding the trust documents.

The rationale behind the document’s comprehensive nature and use of legal ease is rooted in the heavily litigation-prone environment of the United States. Crafted to be thorough and withstand legal scrutiny, the document aims to ensure effective protection for the client. Recognizing that judges read legal ease, it becomes an integral component in safeguarding one’s interests. Despite the document’s perceived thickness, it is deemed necessary to navigate the legal landscape effectively. Unfortunately, the inclusion of legal ease is an inherent aspect of this procedural requirement.