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Living trust forms

Living trust is a written legal document that partially substitutes for a will. With a living trust, your assets (your home, bank accounts and stocks, for example) are put into the trust, administered for your benefit during your lifetime, and then transferred to your beneficiaries when you die. Most people name themselves as the trustee in charge of managing their trust's assets. This way, even though your assets have been put into the trust, you can remain in control of your assets during your lifetime. You can also name a successor trustee (a person or an institution) who will manage the trust's assets if you ever become unable or unwilling to do so yourself.



SCHEDULE OF BENEFICIARIES

SCHEDULE OF ASSETS

REVOCATION OF TRUST

REVOCABLE TWO-PARTY LIVING TRUST

REVOCABLE ONE-PARTY LIVING TRUST

CERTIFICATE OF TRUSTEES? POWERS

BILL OF SALE

ASSIGNMENT OF PROPERTY TO TRUST

AMENDMENT TO TRUST

AFFIDAVIT OF SUCCESSION



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