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Should I have a Will or a Trust?

I currently have a Will but would like to know if a Trust would be better for my situation?

Factors to determine when to move from a Will to a Trust

How to use this chart:  If any of the TRUST factors are TRUE for your situation then you should move from a Will to a Trust

How can Trusts protect my family?

Creating a Family Trust for you and your spouse/significant-other can protect your assets during your lifetime and provide for your spouse and children after you are gone.  With a Family Trust, a living trust is established for both you and your spouse/significant-other with assets being moved into the trust.  The Family Trust is structured so that when one of you pass on, additional trusts are automatically created to protect the remaining spouse/significant-other and children.  After both of your pass, still other trusts are created and funded to insure that your children's support and education are addressed.

Please review the chart below for an easy view of how Family Trusts work.

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Lauro Law, PLLC uses Clio Practice Management Software to help manage the firm and client matters through a number of tools, including workflow, task management and collaboration.  In addition, Clio Connect is a secure portal through which clients have access to shared documents, such as important court orders and completed estate planning documents.  The portal also allows clients to communicate with the firm through secure message and document uploads.  Existing clients may set up an account and login after receiving an invitation from our firm.  Existing Client Login to Clio Connect.

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