By Stephen Wood  -  Jan 05, 2021

Funding your living trust is the process of transferring your assets to the name of your living trust. If you miss this important step, your estate could end up in probate court, which is exactly what you were trying to avoid with a living trust!

By Stephen Wood  -  Dec 11, 2020

A question that we often get is whether you need to update your will or living trust based estate plan if you have another child after you sign it. I’ll give the answer everyone loves to hear – “maybe”. Let me explain…

By Stephen Wood  -  Nov 06, 2020

If something happened to you, how would the people you love and trust gain access to your important online accounts?

By Stephen Wood  -  Oct 23, 2020

We are really passionate about educating you on the importance of estate planning and making quality estate plans more accessible. Learn the top 3 reasons why every parent should have an estate plan.

By Stephen Wood  -  Oct 14, 2020

LivingTrustify was recently highlighted in Coda's monthly newsletter, "The Docket", for our interactive guide that helps parents choose a legal guardian for their kids.

By Stephen Wood  -  Sep 27, 2020

Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy, every adult needs some level of estate planning regardless of their age or how many assets they have.

By Q. Bryce Randle  -  Aug 05, 2020

There's a Teacher Appreciation Special at LivingTrustify.com. Teachers get a 20% discount. If you aren't a teacher, we ask that you donate the money saved with your coupon to a teacher, classroom, or educational program. Use TEACHERS20 at checkout.

By Q. Bryce Randle  -  Feb 15, 2020

A nomination of guardian is a form used by parents to designate who the parents want to take care of their child or children if both parents are unable to do so.

By Q. Bryce Randle  -  Jan 03, 2020

A special needs trust allows you to leave assets to a disabled individual without having those assets disqualify them for needs based public benefits they may be receiving such as Medicaid and SSI.