A Last Will & Testament, a Revocable Living Trust Agreement, and a Living Will are three of the most important documents most adult Americans should have and understand.

Revocable Living Trust Agreement: 
 

You place your assets into the Living Trust Agreement while you're still alive.  When you pass away, your assets will automatically transfer to your heirs without going through the time consuming and expensive probate court system.  You can add to the living trust or revoke it entirely any time you wish.

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Legal experts agree - a will should be prepared in addition to the Living Trust Agreement.  

The reason is simple - if you add to your assets (for example, if you open a new mutual fund) and you neglect to add it to your Living Trust, it will "pour over" into the will.  It will not be protected from the probate court, but it will still be covered.  A will also sets up guardianship for minor children.

Without a will, the probate court decides what will happen with the new mutual fund mentioned and also the guardianship of minor children.

Living Will & Durable Power Of Attorney For Health Care:

Decisions can be made now regarding your medical and financial situation should you become incapacitated later.  Includes Living Will forms and Durable Power of Attorney forms for both health care and financial care.

By limiting and controlling treatment, a living will enable you to set limits on hospital bills which could possibly wipe out your assets.

Why Should You Have All Three of These Documents?

All three work together to satisfy your various estate planning needs.

The Living Trust Agreement allows your assets to transfer directly to your heirs without the time and expense of probate court.  The Last Will & Testament covers property not in the Living Trust - without a will the court decides the outcome of those assets.  You can also designate who will be the guardian of any minor children with the will.  The Living Will allows you to "die with dignity" and protects your estate from being depleted by hospital costs.

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• Leave assets to your surviving spouse or any other beneficiary you choose.

• Set up a trust fund for children.

• Decide who will be the guardian of any minor children.

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