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Trusts

Keep Your Assets in the Family and
Out of the Courts

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

What is a trust?

A trust is an agreement that you create between yourself as the person giving assets to the trust and yourself as the first ‘trustee’ or administrator. You appoint successor trustees who will administer the trust after you die or cannot act for yourself (incapacitated). You also decide the shares of those who will inherit your assets when you pass. It is very private because unlike a will that is probated in court, a trust is not a public document.

Licensed in the states of Missouri, Illinois, and Georgia.