There’s a lot of differences between wills versus trust. There’s no right answer for every person. I see a lot of people that come to me and they say, “I don’t need a trust. It costs more to draft that. I just want to do a last will and testament.” Well, that’s a misconception. A last will and testament may not be appropriate for you, which is why the initial consultation is so important. We can discuss the differences between will and trust to figure out what makes the best sense for you. You don’t just need a will or you don’t just need a trust. We need to figure out based off your individual, personal situation what’s the most appropriate avenue for you. That misconception that you just need a last will and testament may not be right for everybody.
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