Revocable Trust

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A “will” is not the only way to dispose of property at your death – you can also do so during your lifetime through a revocable living trust

Revocable Living Trust

Using a revocable living trust, you can retain control of your property during your lifetime. This will allow you to determine who will receive your property after your death and avoid the costs and delays of probate.

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