Jerry Taylor explains how probate can cost families $130,000 in fees and delays, and why a trust keeps your assets out of court entirely. He's offering a free training session next week.
They're counting on you not knowing that the difference between a will and a trust is $130,000. That's the folks over in probate court. They'd be happy for you to just keep that will you executed in 1996. What they know that a lot of people don't is that your will is a first-class ticket to a court date, a first-class ticket to attorneys and fees, 9 months or a year or more of waiting. And last month I watched a family lose $130,000 to that process. Their mom had a will. She thought she was ready. But nobody told her that a will guarantees a court date to be legally enforced. A trust with all your assets in it is going to keep your family out of court completely. But the probate crowd hopes you never find that out. So if you want to make sure your family never has to deal with probate, I'm hosting a free training next week. DM me the word "workshop" and I'll send you all the details.
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