Living Trusts for Everyone: Why a Will is Not the Way to Avoid Probate, Protect Heirs, and Settle Estates
Living Trusts for Everyone explores the purpose of living trusts and their place in estate planning. It addresses why a will may not be the best approach for avoiding probate, protecting heirs, and settling estates, offering readers a focused introduction to these important planning considerations.
About This Book
Living Trusts for Everyone examines the role of living trusts in estate planning.
The book focuses on why a will may not be the preferred tool for avoiding probate, protecting heirs, and settling an estate.
Ronald Farrington Sharp presents the subject for readers seeking general information about trusts and estate arrangements.
Its emphasis is on understanding estate-planning choices and considering how different documents may affect the handling of an estate.
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