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What You'll Learn
Trusts allow you to control who takes over if you become disabled. Wills don’t.
Wills must be probated in court on death, resulting in added delays and expenses, as well as loss of control. Trusts do not have to be probated and settle much more quickly.
Trusts can protect your home and life savings from long term care costs. Wills don’t. Learn about the Medicaid Asset Protection Trust that protects your assets.
Trusts can protect inheritances from children’s divorces, lawsuits and creditors and keep your assets in the bloodline for your grandchildren. Wills don’t.