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Document Preparation Services

Living Trust Documents

Revocable Living Trust, Pour-Over Will, Certification of Trust, and Schedule of Assets.

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What It Is

Document preparation for individuals creating their own estate planning paperwork.

Documents We Prepare

Revocable Living Trust, Pour-Over Will, Certification of Trust, Schedule of Assets.

Who This Is For

For individuals who want to prepare their estate planning documents.

Note: We prepare documents at your direction. We do not provide legal advice.

Documents to Gather for Your Living Trust

To prepare your trust documents, please gather:

  • Full legal names and dates of birth for all trustees and beneficiaries
  • Addresses for all trustees and beneficiaries
  • Deeds or titles for any real property to be included
  • List of financial accounts you want to include (account numbers not required yet)
  • Vehicle titles (if including vehicles)
  • Names and contact information for your successor trustee(s)
  • Names and ages of any minor beneficiaries
  • Existing will or estate documents (if any)

We prepare the documents at your direction. You decide what goes into your trust — we handle the paperwork.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a living trust and a will?

A will directs who gets your property but still goes through probate — the public, often lengthy court process. A living trust generally lets your estate pass to your beneficiaries without probate, saving time and cost. We prepare the trust documents at your direction; you decide what goes in it.

Does a living trust avoid probate in California?

That's the main reason people create one — a properly funded revocable living trust generally lets assets pass to your beneficiaries without going through California probate. Whether it's right for you is a legal decision we can't advise on, but if you direct us to prepare one, we handle the documents.

How much does a living trust cost compared to an attorney?

Preparing your trust documents through an LDA typically costs a fraction of law-firm estate-planning fees. After your free intake we quote a flat price up front — no hourly billing.

What documents come with a living trust package?

Typically the Revocable Living Trust itself, a Pour-Over Will, a Certification of Trust, and a Schedule of Assets — and we can prepare a trust transfer deed if real estate goes into the trust. You direct what to include.

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