Complementary documents – An estate plan benefits from a living trust and a pour-over will
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Abstract: A primary reason people want to keep their assets out of probate is because it’s a public process. It can also be time consuming and costly. A living trust is a popular document in a comprehensive estate plan because assets transferred to it don’t have to pass through probate. But what about the assets that weren’t transferred to a living trust during a person’s life? This article explains the benefits of pairing a living trust with a pour-over will.
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