Revocable Trust
Discover how revocable trusts can offer flexibility and control in estate planning, safeguarding your assets while you navigate life's changes.
How does a revocable trust help in managing assets during a grantor's lifetime?
A revocable trust allows the grantor to retain control over their assets, enabling modifications to beneficiaries or terms as life circumstances change. This flexibility can be especially beneficial for adjusting financial plans due to marriage, divorce, or the birth of a child. During the grantor's lifetime, the trust assets typically avoid probate, providing privacy and speedier asset management. Furthermore, if a grantor becomes incapacitated, the successor trustee can manage the trust, ensuring continuity without court intervention. This functionality makes revocable trusts a practical tool for proactive estate management and future-proofing personal affairs.
