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You may have heard of everything in the pro column of using a living trust to handle your estate planning needs. Stay out of probate court, in most states. Lower the tax bill on your estate for the people you leave behind. Arrange a manager for property you grant to anyone too young to manage it on his or her own. The one negative for a living trust is that it does not provide legal guardians for minors. If you are a married couple or a single person with children that would require guardianship, you will need more than a living trust to plan your estate.
Handling the guardianship of your children is accomplished through something called a pour-over will. It exists in addition to your living trust to take care of any loose, but vital, ends. Create your living trust with LegalZoom and this pour-over will is included with your Massachusetts living trust.
Each state handles living trusts differently. At LegalZoom, we accurately tailor your living trust to the needs and requirements of Massachusetts. You can rest assured that with correctly prepared, customized documents, you can meet every one of your estate management goals, without paying unnecessary legal fees. Join the thousands of people who have successfully planned their future, form your living trust with LegalZoom, today!
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