Do I Need a Living Trust in California?
If you own a home in California, have people who depend on you, or want someone you trust to manage finances during incapacity, a living trust may be worth considering. But not every person needs the same plan, and the trust document alone is not the whole answer. Start with the problem you want to solve A revocable living trust is commonly used to hold and manage property during life and direct its administration after death. It can also name a successor trustee to act if you become unable to manage trust assets. For many California homeowners, avoiding a full… Read More