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Average american works 80,000 hours in a lifetime, or 45 to 55 years. 80# of Americans "ie without leaving a Trust or $ill!n the a)sence of a $ill to "istri)ute property at "eath, your partner cannot receive any assets an" cannot a)minister your estate.
Average american works 80,000 hours in a lifetime, or 45 to 55 years. 80# of Americans "ie without leaving a Trust or $ill!n the a)sence of a $ill to "istri)ute property at "eath, your partner cannot receive any assets an" cannot a)minister your estate.
Average american works 80,000 hours in a lifetime, or 45 to 55 years. 80# of Americans "ie without leaving a Trust or $ill!n the a)sence of a $ill to "istri)ute property at "eath, your partner cannot receive any assets an" cannot a)minister your estate.
Average Americans work 80,000 hours in a lifetime, or 45 to 55 years !n
spite of all the resources an" assets we earn, national statistics in"icate that 80# of Americans "ie without leaving a Trust or $ill There are several reasons for this% fear of "eath& procrastination& an" misinformation 'people presume that only the rich or marrie" with chil"ren nee" to have $ills( $hatever the excuse, it is clear that all same sex couples woul" )enefit from having a Trust or $ill !n the a)sence of a Trust, $ill or other legal arrangement to "istri)ute property at "eath, your partner cannot receive any assets an" cannot a"minister your estate The result can )e lengthy "elays an" other pro)lems !n"ivi"uals in gay or les)ian relationships nee" properly "rafte" Trusts $ills an" estate planning "ocuments more than straight persons The pro)ate laws generally provi"e if a person "ies without a $ill, their property goes to family, rather than a partner they ha" a relationship with for years or "eca"es *ro)ate is "efine" as the proce"ure )y which an +xecutor procee"s to a"mit a $ill to the ,uris"iction of the Surrogate Court, which is prove" to )e vali" or invali" The term generally inclu"es all matters relating to the a"ministration of estates There are instances where Surrogate Court monitoring of the estate is "esira)le -uch has )een written a)out the "isa"vantages of pro)ate .ollowing are ,ust a few of the pro)lems associate" with pro)ate /ack 0f *rivacy 1ocuments file" with the Surrogate Court are pu)lic information They are availa)le for inspection to anyone who asks Sometimes someone "oes not want to know who is receiving his or her assets !n large estates, which re2uire an accounting, your pro)ate file will contain a complete list of all assets "evise" )y your $ill inclu"ing )usiness assets This lack of privacy may lea" to pro)lems among family mem)ers who now know the plan of "istri)ution an" may then contest any provisions with which they "isagree 1isinherite" relatives an" cre"itors are notifie" an" given time )y the Court to contest the $ill "istri)ution Time Consuming The pro)ate of an estate may take 34 months to several years to complete .ragmentation 5 6eal +state !f you own real property in more than one state, pro)ate rules must )e followe" in each state in which real property is locate" The cost an" time may )e increase"
6+70CA8/+ /!7!9: T6;ST A 6evoca)le /iving Trust is a legal "evice that allows you to maintain complete control over your assets an" A70!1S *608AT+ 8ecause there is no pro)ate of a /iving Trust, your private financial matters remain private, there are no pro)ate costs, no long "elays an" loss of control, an" no fragmentation of the estate <ou -aintain Complete Control 0ver <our *roperty !n Trust The principle )ehin" a 6evoca)le /iving Trust is simple $hen you esta)lish a /iving Trust, you transfer all your property into the Trust, an" then name yourself as trustee, or you can name you an" your spouse as co5trustees of the Trust The trustees maintain complete control over the property, the same control you ha" )efore your property was place" in trust <ou can )uy, sell, )orrow, ple"ge, or collaterali=e the trust property <ou can even "iscontinue the Trust if you choose That is why it is calle" a >6evoca)le> /iving Trust $e will explain the >!rrevoca)le Trust> at the en" of the article Transferring *roperty !nto The Trust The transfer of title to property into the Trust is a relatively simple matter Anywhere you have assets, you will get help in transferring your property into the Trust <our attorney, securities investor, etc, will provi"e you with assistance nee"e" to transfer your property into your 6evoca)le /iving Trust <our attorney will provi"e all the information an" assistance you nee" to properly fun" your Trust Complete *rivacy *ro)ate recor"s are pu)lic, your 6evoca)le Trust "ocuments are private A 6evoca)le /iving Trust will safeguar" the privacy of your family an" your private financial matters 9aming A Trustee -ost people name themselves an" their spouse as the initial Trustees of their Trust This is usually true unless one spouse is incapacitate" to the point that he or she is not a)le to manage your assets in the same way you "o now :ifts To Charita)le 0rgani=ations -any people wish to give a portion or sometimes all of their assets to a charita)le organi=ation in or"er to carry on the work of those organi=ations that have given them comfort or peace of min" "uring their lifetimes This is easily accomplishe" with a 6evoca)le /iving Trust Irrevocable Trusts An !rrevoca)le trust cannot )e change" or cancele" once it is set up without the consent of the )eneficiary Contri)utions cannot )e taken out of the trust )y the grantor !rrevoca)le Trust Accounts ?!rrevoca)le trust accounts are "eposits hel" )y a trust esta)lishe" )y statute or a written trust agreement in which the grantor 'the creator of the trust 5 also referre" to as a trustor or settlor( contri)utes "eposits or other property an" gives up all power to cancel or change the trust An irrevoca)le trust also may come into existence upon the "eath of an owner of a revoca)le trust The reason is that the owner no longer can revoke or change the terms of the trust !f a trust has multiple owners an" one owner passes away, the trust agreement may call for the trust to split into an irrevoca)le trust an" a revoca)le trust owne" )y the survivor 8ecause these two trusts are hel" un"er "ifferent ownership types, the insurance coverage may )e very "ifferent, even if the )eneficiaries have not change" Sometimes, persons can avoi" -e"icai" an" nursing home liens )y settling up an irrevoca)le trust an" waiting @0 months to apply for -e"icai" $AAT !S -+1!CA!1 -e"icai" is a .e"eral me"ical )ills assistance program that pays me"ical )ills for eligi)le, nee"y persons !t is a"ministere" )y each state All payments are ma"e "irectly to the provi"ers of me"ical an" other health care services The -e"icai"5eligi)le person "oes not pay the health care provi"er for services The only exception is a patient in a -e"icai"5approve" nursing facility who may )e re2uire" to contri)ute part of hisBher income towar" the cost of care -e"icai" typically has a lien on assets you own 0TA+6 !T+-S 0. 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