Living Trust or Simple Will: Which Do You Need?
Lastly, in order to take full advantage of the benefits of a living trust, it is vitally important to make sure that the trust is properly funded. This ensures that all relevant assets are included in the trust. If not done properly, a situation can arise where one's heirs may have to probate an estate even though there is a living trust, which completely circumvents one of the main advantages of having a living trust.
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