Jerry Taylor explains that a will doesn't keep your family out of court. It triggers probate, which means lawyer fees, court time, and up to a year and a half of legal proceedings. A revocable trust bypasses probate entirely and avoids those costs and delays.
If you have a will, that does not mean that your family can avoid going to court after you die and avoid going through the process of probate. In fact, it's just the opposite. Having a will means that they must go to probate to make that will legally enforceable. All of that can be avoided, including the lawyers' fees, the court fees, and the year and a half of spending time in court, by creating a revocable trust. Join my newsletter to find out more in my profile link and if you want to work with me.
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