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Why Consider a Family Trust?

A Family Trust is a valuable tool in estate planning that offers numerous benefits for property owners and prospective buyers alike. It allows you to maintain control over your assets during your lifetime while ensuring they are managed and distributed according to your wishes after your passing or in the event of incapacity.

Why A Family Trust Matters

We recommend that every property owner or anyone looking to become a property owner research the advantages of creating a Family Trust. It can provide:

Probate Avoidance

Assets held in a Family Trust can avoid the lengthy and public probate process, ensuring privacy and efficiency in estate distribution.

Asset Protection

Protect your assets from creditors and legal challenges, providing security for your beneficiaries.

Control and Flexibility

Retain control over asset management and distribution terms specified in the trust document, allowing for personalized estate planning.

Contact A Trust Attorney

To explore how a Family Trust can benefit your estate plan, we recommend consulting with an experienced trust attorney in the area. They specialize in crafting tailored estate plans that meet your specific needs and goals, ensuring your legacy is protected and your wishes are honored.

Cristian R. Arrieta

Cristian R. Arrieta is managing partner with Lowthorp, Richards, McMillan, Miller & Templeman, APC., an Oxnard-based law firm that has served the central coast for more than 100 years. Arrieta’s practice focuses on comprehensive estate planning and probate, as well as business representation and property law. His estate planning expertise spans both transactional and litigation services, including wills and trusts, domestic asset protection, guardianships and conservatorships, elder law, inheritance disputes, and business succession planning.

Get Started Today

Begin your research into the advantages of a Family Trust and consult with trusted professionals to create a personalized estate plan. Contact us for recommendations on premier trust attorneys who can guide you through the process.