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Create a customized Revocable Living Trust

A Revocable Living Trust has ownership of and protects your assets and property.

When you pass away, the trust allows them to be transferred seamlessly to your beneficiaries.

Click “Form My Trust” to start building your Revocable Living Trust.

Name

First

Middle

Last

Please provide your feel legal name as the one requesting this trust setup.

Phone

Please provide a phone number where you can be reached for more details about your trust formation.

Email

Please provide an email where you can be reached for more details about your trust formation.

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Revocable living trust
Pour-over will
Healthcare directive
Financial power of attorney
HIPAA authorization
Certificate of trust
Schedule of assets
Bill of transfer
Trust funding guide
and 2 years of free revisions

This these offerings are not for Medicaid planning, not for asset protection, not for irrevocable trusts, not for contested estates, not for special needs planning unless separately reviewed.

Name Your Trust

Enter the full legal name of your trust as you want it to appear on the documents.

Grantor

Provide the basic information for the person creating the trust, also known as the Grantor.

The Grantor is the person creating the trust and placing assets into it. This role matters because the trust begins with their decisions, their property, and their intent to create more clarity, continuity, and control for what happens next.

Is Trustee? Trustee

Grantor Name

First

Middle

Last

Please provide their full legal name.

Grantor Birthdate

Birthdate of the individual (or founding date of the entity).

Grantor Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Enter the best known legal residence address. Please also keep in mind there’s a possibility mail will be sent to this address.

Is this Grantor a United States citizen or permanent resident?

Please check here if you are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident

Marital Status

Please click here if you’re currently married

Trustee

Identify the person who will manage the trust and carry out its terms as Trustee.

The Trustee is the person responsible for managing the trust according to its terms. This role helps keep assets organized, decisions accountable, and the Grantor’s wishes carried out with structure, continuity, and practical control.

Is the Trustee the same as the Grantor?

Please click here if the Trustee the same as the Grantor

Trustee Name

First

Middle

Last

Please provide their full legal name.

Trustee Birthdate

Birthdate of the individual (or founding date of the entity).

Trustee Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Enter the best known legal residence address. Please also keep in mind there’s a possibility mail will be sent to this address.

Is there a Trustee Bond requirement for this Trustee?

Click here is there a Trustee Bond requirement for this Trustee?

A trustee bond is a financial protection device. It is basically insurance/security posted by the trustee to protect the trust and beneficiaries if the trustee mishandles, misappropriates, or fails to properly administer trust property. Texas Property Code §113.058 addresses trustee bonds, including when a non-corporate trustee may be required to give bond and how the bond is handled.

Grantor amendment power

Grantor alone may amend
Revoke while competent
Require trustee notice only

Especially important when grantor and trustee are different people.

Incapacity determination standard

Needed to avoid vague trustee transition language.

Revocation power

Grantor alone may revoke while competent
Custom

Especially important when grantor and trustee are different people.

Trustee compensation

No compensation
Reimbursement only
Reasonable compensation allowed
Specific compensation terms

Will the Trustee be compensated?

Click here if your Trustee will be compensated

A trustee bond is a financial protection device. It is basically insurance/security posted by the trustee to protect the trust and beneficiaries if the trustee mishandles, misappropriates, or fails to properly administer trust property. Texas Property Code §113.058 addresses trustee bonds, including when a non-corporate trustee may be required to give bond and how the bond is handled.

Is the Trustee a United States citizen or permanent resident?

Please check here if you are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident

Co-Trustee

Will there be a co-trustee?

Check here is there any person will serve alongside the Trustee as Co-Trustee.

Enter the information for any person who will serve alongside the Trustee as Co-Trustee.

Will there be a Successor Trustee needed?

Yes, there will be a Successor Trustee needed

Is the Successor Trustee a United States citizen or permanent resident?

Please check here if you are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident

Beneficiares

A Beneficiary is the person or party intended to receive value from the trust. Naming beneficiaries clearly helps reduce confusion, support smoother transitions, and make sure the Grantor’s wishes are carried forward with greater precision and purpose.

Name

First

Middle

Last

Please provide their full legal name.

Type:

Choose whether this person is meant to receive trust assets first as a primary beneficiary, or only if a primary beneficiary does not survive or cannot take their share as a contingent beneficiary.

Birthdate

Birthdate of the individual (or founding date of the entity).

Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Enter the best known legal residence address. Please also keep in mind there’s a possibility mail will be sent to this address.

Is this person a United States citizen or permanent resident?

Please check here if you are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident

Special Instructions?

Survivorship period

30 days
60 days
90 days
120 days

Your distribution agent expects survivorship logic.

Staggered distribution preference

No staggered distribution
1/3 at 25
1/3 at 30, balance at 35
50% at 25, balance at 30

Your distribution agent expects survivorship logic.

Special needs beneficiary present?

No
Yes
Unsure — discuss before drafting

Your distribution agent expects this flag.

Spendthrift protection desired?

Yes, include spendthrift protection
No

Should be standard, but ask anyway.

Continuing trust requested?

Only for minors
For all beneficiaries
No, distribute outright

Needed if assets stay in trust after grantor death.

Do you want your final taxes and debts to be paid out of the Living Trust?

Yes
No

Do you want your funeral costs and other final expenses to be paid out of the Living Trust?

Yes
No

When will you sign this Living Trust?

How many witnesses will sign?

Notary Public
One witness and a notary public
Two witnesses and a notary public

Signing in front of a notary public means a public official watches you sign the document and verifies your identity. This step deters fraud and gives your document an extra layer of verification.

Distribution Type

Equal Share
Percentage Share
Specific Asset
Residual Share

Select how this beneficiary is intended to receive trust property. Choose whether their share is part of an equal distribution, a set percentage, a specific asset, or the remaining balance of the trust estate.

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Here we’ll discuss the instructions for your living trust, pour-over will, healthcare directive, financial power of attorney, HIPAA authorization, Certificate of trust, Schedule of assets, Bill of transfer, trust funding guide and 30 days of free revisions, Printing & shipping of one set of documents

Create a customized Revocable Living Trust

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Grantor

Trustee

Co-Trustee

Successor Trustee

Beneficiares

Your Revocable Trust includes the following: