A living trust is less likely to be contested than a probated will, and it allows for more flexibility, confidentiality, and lower costs.

by | Dec 28, 2018 | Trusts

— Barry L. Gardiner, Esq. Attorney at Law, Tax Corporate Lawyer New York New Jersey, Tax Estate Planning Attorney, Estate Planning Attorney NJ, Will Attorney New Jersey, Living Trust Attorney New Jersey, Tax Preparation Lawyer NJ, M&A Lawyer New York

A living trust is less likely to be contested than a probated will
If you own real estate, or have more than modest assets, it’s possible that a living trust is the device for you, although you would still need a will. Barry Gardiner is an expert in all forms of wills, trusts and estate planning, and can help you find the best solution for your specific case.

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A living trust is less likely to be contested than a probated will