How To Fund a Living Trust | Avoid Probate the Correct Way

Published 2021-06-15
Setting up a living trust is not going to do you any good unless you properly fund it. What happens is that many times people will create these estate planning tools and they never put their assets into it.

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They assume "well I'm going to bypass probate," only for their heirs to find out that they didn't properly fund the trust. Then they all have to go through probate which goes into the trust at the very end.

If you've set up a living trust or you're considering setting up a living trust, then this is going to be an important video for you on the funding aspect of your trust.

Watch this short video to learn about how to fund a revocable living trust.

Questions or requests for a video topic are always welcome!

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All Comments (21)
  • @ClintCoons
    Claim Your FREE 45-minute Investment Strategy Session to receive business planning tips and asset protection. 👉 aba.link/156fb6
  • @Darnellgenard
    This video is gold I’ve been watching so many videos to find this info 😂 and they were all giving Run around BS info he went straight into the good stuff
  • @AmyRucker1
    Thank you for this video. I have some some great tips and even showed me a different way to structure my trust.
  • @EnergyProX
    Thanks for educating your audience on such an important subject!
  • @jezzichan
    I really appreciate the straight-forward way that you present information. Until this video, I never considered creating an asset protection LLC for my Charles Schwab account. This is a game changer, thanks!
  • As an attorney, there's nothing more frustrating than having my trust client's children come back years or decades later after the parents passed on and finding the parents didn't keep up with funding their trust over time despite all of the information we provide our clients on trust funding.
  • @parishall8328
    Thanks for the great information, but I don't see the links for the Assignment Forms you mentioned in the video.
  • @robmartin217
    My girlfriend and I considering buying a 2 Family home( first purchase for me) she needs my income as well to qualify for the mortgage,..what is the smart way to structure title,deed, mortgage..etc..if I want out at some point?
  • @colinryan9111
    Your videos are great. They are giving me the knowledge and questions I need to ask when we go to set our up. Question.... Are there provisions in a living trust to protect collectables? Not jewelry or heirlooms but lets say a collection of sports cards or comic books. Would everything need to be itemized or just lumped together? A collection that would expand over time.
  • Great video. When transferring an LLC to a trust via the assignment form, don't we still have to give some kind of public notice that the transfer has taken place? Like notifying the secretary of state for example?
  • @shane6608
    Good information! For a brokerage account, would you have to place it into an LLC in your state or is a WY holding LLC all you need? For WA state, there appears to be a yearly B&O tax of ~1.5% on gross receipts.
  • @annfrost3323
    Rather than LLCs for investments, we are interested in how to put the house into the Revocable Living Trust. We understand the title of the house has to be the same as the name of the trust. Question is, do we need a title company to change the name? and to record the new name? Are there taxes or recording fees? Once we sign the transfer form for the name change, what's the next step? Will appreciate a video specifically on placing real estate into the "box".
  • @dman10000000
    Hello Attorney Clint, you mentioned "assignment" type forms to use in order to transfer assets to an existing trust... can you tell me where to find those forms or the legal names of them so can download them... thanks