Trusts
A living trust will avoid probate at the time of the settlor’s death. This means the courts will not be involved, provided the grant deed is titled in the name of the living trust.
Trusts and Probate serve as crucial mechanisms for managing assets, particularly real estate, both during one's lifetime and after death. Whether you're an executor, beneficiary, trustee, or simply a homeowner looking to understand these legal frameworks, our expertly curated resources will illuminate the nuances of Trusts and Probate, offering clarity and guidance in navigating this often complex terrain.
A living trust will avoid probate at the time of the settlor’s death. This means the courts will not be involved, provided the grant deed is titled in the name of the living trust.
Probate is a legal process that is used to transfer title of a property to a beneficiary after the person who owns the property has passed away.
The probate process will be completely managed to provide a smooth transaction and to ensure the projected close is timely. Keeping you informed is an important part of the process. Call us today at (949) 422-8234.
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