Bolenbaugh Law Offices
A Revocable Living Trust is one tool that can help you avoid these complications. When a Revocable Living Trust is used, the person creating the Trust (generally referred to as Trustor, Grantor, or Settlor) retitles assets in the name of the Trust. Even though the assets are transferred into the trust, this Trustee still has the right to manage the assets of the Trust without Court intervention. For example, instead of owning my home as Gary Bolenbaugh, the name on the deed (or title, account, or security) is changed to the "Bolenbaugh Trust dated September 4, 1999. " When I sell that asset (which I maintain the right to do), I simply sign as Gary Bolenbaugh, Trustee.
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