A revocable living trust does not change what you own or how you use it while you’re alive. It changes what happens to it the moment you’re gone. One document. Your assets pass directly to the people you choose — no court, no delay, no public record of what you left behind.
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Every document drafted by a paralegal and reviewed by licensed legal counsel.
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Q ) Does a living trust replace my will?
No, and you still need one — a pour-over will catches anything accidentally left outside the trust and directs it in. But the trust is what keeps your major assets out of probate; the will is the backstop, not the primary structure.
Q ) What happens to assets I forget to put in the trust?
They go through probate, the same as if you had no trust at all. This is why funding — actually retitling assets into the trust’s name — matters as much as the document itself, which is why it’s included in this package rather than left for you to handle separately.
Q ) Can I change the trust later?
Yes. A revocable living trust can be amended or revoked at any time while you’re alive and mentally competent. It only becomes irrevocable — locked in — after your death.
A revocable living trust holds title to your home, investments, and other assets while you’re alive, and names a successor trustee who distributes everything according to your instructions the moment you pass — without a probate filing. On a $1.5 million estate, California’s statutory probate fees alone run approximately $56,000, split between the estate’s attorney and executor, calculated on the gross value of everything you own regardless of any mortgage or debt against it. A funded living trust removes those same assets from probate’s reach entirely — your family receives what you left them, not what’s left after the court process is paid for.
A living trust protects only the assets formally retitled into its name — your home’s deed, your investment accounts, your business interests all have to be re-titled to the trust, not just mentioned in it. This is the step most DIY trust services skip, and it’s the reason so many “trusts” still end up in probate anyway. We draft the trust customized to your family and property, and we handle the funding — the deed transfers and account retitling — so nothing is left exposed by an oversight.
If you own a home, investment accounts, or any assets you want to pass directly to your family without a court process standing between them and what you left — a living trust is the foundational document that makes that possible. It is not reserved for large estates. It applies to anyone who doesn’t want their family in a probate courtroom.
The Revocable Living Trust package includes the complete trust document and the funding work required to make it actually effective.
Everything above is prepared by an assigned paralegal and reviewed by licensed legal counsel before it reaches you. One flat fee. No retainer. No hourly billing. No invoice you did not see coming.