Do you have a pour over will?

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Jan 21, 2023
12:47:49pm

justAnotherCoug All-American

Do you have a pour over will?

Or am I assuming too much?

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justAnotherCoug

Previous username: annapcoug
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Joined: Sep 8, 2010
Last login: Apr 16, 2024
Total posts: 5,390 (10 FO)

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Messages

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Do you have a Family Trust? What are the advantages/disadvantages?

squidmark

1/21/23 12:21pm

I’m no legal expert, but we have both a trust and a will. I don’t think they are

1/21/23 12:26pm

Right you still need a will for the assets not held by the trust. But I’m no lawyer either

cheezedawg

1/21/23 12:30pm

But did you stay in a Holiday Inn last night?

Hinta

1/21/23 12:31pm

RE: But did you stay in a Holiday Inn last night?

cheezedawg

1/21/23 12:33pm

Do you have a pour over will?

justAnotherCoug

1/21/23 12:47pm

Yes. It outlines payments to beneficiaries at different increments and times

1/21/23 2:28pm

The main advantages of holding assets in a living trust are that the assets in the trust avoid probate which is

cheezedawg

1/21/23 12:29pm

This is the main reason for us. Things transfer without having to go through

BluebloodOR

1/21/23 12:56pm

Short answer. You need both.

WizeGuise

1/21/23 12:32pm

follow-up: are there yearly maintenance costs/filings with a family trust?

squidmark

1/21/23 12:34pm

No. Once it exists, it exists.

chem031

1/21/23 12:41pm

I have a trust for my kids and I'll inherit funeral costs from my parents. Highl

vagabonder

1/21/23 1:26pm

The main advantage of a trust is that your heirs get to avoid probate. I Amy be

CougBlu

1/21/23 4:32pm

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