Who should have a living trust?
Age, marital status and wealth don’t really matter. If you own titled assets and want your loved ones (spouse, children or parents) to avoid court interference at your death or incapacity, consider a living trust. You may also want to encourage other family members to have one so you won’t have to deal with the courts if they are incapacitated or when they die. To learn more about how a living trust might be useful for you, reserve a space at one of our upcoming workshops, or contact us for an appointment. Karen Brady & Associates, P.C.
