How To Fund a Living Trust | Avoid Probate the Correct Way
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Setting up a living trust is not going to do you any good unless you properly fund it. What happens is that many times people will create these estate planning tools and they never put their assets into it.
Assignment Forms Link:
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They assume "well I'm going to bypass probate," only for their heirs to find out that they didn't properly fund the trust. Then they all have to go through probate which goes into the trust at the very end.
If you've set up a living trust or you're considering setting up a living trust, then this is going to be an important video for you on the funding aspect of your trust.
Watch this short video to learn about how to fund a revocable living trust.
Questions or requests for a video topic are always welcome!
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This video is gold I’ve been watching so many videos to find this info 😂 and they were all giving Run around BS info he went straight into the good stuff
I really appreciate the straight-forward way that you present information. Until this video, I never considered creating an asset protection LLC for my Charles Schwab account. This is a game changer, thanks!
Thanks
Great content & timely!
Great information . Thank you !
As an attorney, there's nothing more frustrating than having my trust client's children come back years or decades later after the parents passed on and finding the parents didn't keep up with funding their trust over time despite all of the information we provide our clients on trust funding.
100% agree
So - these "children" want free money, forever?!? How sad!
@@stephensmith60 You don't understand the purpose of a living trust at all. It is not a Trust Fund.
Thank you for this video. I have some some great tips and even showed me a different way to structure my trust.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for educating your audience on such an important subject!
Glad it was helpful!
This is a great video!!! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice presentation!
Thanks a million
Great vid excellent content
My girlfriend and I considering buying a 2 Family home( first purchase for me) she needs my income as well to qualify for the mortgage,..what is the smart way to structure title,deed, mortgage..etc..if I want out at some point?
Thanks
You are welcome.
Good information! For a brokerage account, would you have to place it into an LLC in your state or is a WY holding LLC all you need? For WA state, there appears to be a yearly B&O tax of ~1.5% on gross receipts.
What you refer to does not apply to a brokerage account in an LLC. The LLC should be in WY.
Thanks for the great information, but I don't see the links for the Assignment Forms you mentioned in the video.
here is a link: www.dropbox.com/sh/7bw614fgj2ctktt/AADvt3jiGjcHsvLkxu5HVVLSa?dl=0
Curious, once I move my mortgaged home into my trust, is the home still in my name where I can deduct my mortgage interest?
Your videos are great. They are giving me the knowledge and questions I need to ask when we go to set our up. Question.... Are there provisions in a living trust to protect collectables? Not jewelry or heirlooms but lets say a collection of sports cards or comic books. Would everything need to be itemized or just lumped together? A collection that would expand over time.
You would want to add language to your LT to discuss how those particular assets are to be handled upon your passing.
Give them out while your alive. Property and vehicles put in trust.
@@omni1omni244 Exactly! It's Not that complicated!
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Great video. When transferring an LLC to a trust via the assignment form, don't we still have to give some kind of public notice that the transfer has taken place? Like notifying the secretary of state for example?
No you do not
Does the Assignment Of Membership Interest say something like "This document assigns all Membership Interest to JohnDoe, Trustee of the Doe Family Trust dated 1-Jan-2023"? Or does the Assignment Of Membership Interest say "This document assigns all Membership Interest to the Doe Family Trust dated 1-Jan-2023"?
Rather than LLCs for investments, we are interested in how to put the house into the Revocable Living Trust. We understand the title of the house has to be the same as the name of the trust. Question is, do we need a title company to change the name? and to record the new name? Are there taxes or recording fees? Once we sign the transfer form for the name change, what's the next step?
Will appreciate a video specifically
on placing real estate into the "box".
Yes you should contact your title company or the law firm that set up your living trust. You will have recording fees.
I live in Texas. Since a living trust is a non-recordable document and can be used for anonymity in Texas, what is the advantage of using a Wyoming LLC for the anonymity of my Texas LLC with a strong charge order protection instead of just using a non-recorded living trust? Will the WY LLC offer an additional firewall for asset protection? Thanks.
It offer anonymity for your Texas LLC and additional legal hurdle for plaintiffs.
Hello Attorney Clint, you mentioned "assignment" type forms to use in order to transfer assets to an existing trust... can you tell me where to find those forms or the legal names of them so can download them... thanks
Its quite simple just write up something showing your intent to transfer the asset to your trust. Nothing magical.
Hey Clint,
I'm putting together my living trust.
Primarily will hold a couple of life insurance policies.
Should I transfer my 401(k) to the trust? If so, how do I go about doing that? Do I simply name my trustee as the beneficiary?
Seems complicated at first glance.
Oof. NM lol. You cover that in this video
Great.
Do you transfer real estate to the trust via a warranty deed or via quit claim deed?
Warranty deed
How do offshore trust work?
Where is the link for the forms?
If my vehicles are being leased do I have to assign those to my living trust or only the vehicles that I own outright? Would it be worth putting a John Deere tractor in my trust?
Only the vehicles you own would be placed in your living trust. Is the tractor licensed? My tractor does not have a registration.
Hi thx for the info… would you tell me how to fun my fidelity US treasury bills to my living trust
You would need to contact your broker and ask how they typically handle this transaction.
Hi Clint I’m not sure if you answer this question already I’m considering a life insurance policy through the bank on yourself technique is it possible or necessary to put those into a trust
I named my trust the contingent beneficiary.
@@ClintCoonsThanks, that is helpful
· In a recent video you said that assets held in a Wyoming LLC would be safe because a charging order is the sole recourse if someone sues you (ie foreclosure is not allowed like in most other states) but won’t you or your heirs have to pay eventually? Or is there a statute of limitations on the charging order ?
Statute of limitations. It is typically 10 years with an option to renew for another 10 years.
@@ClintCoons Thank You. That was helpful. I have funds and I plan to start buying rental homes in VA Ideally I would have you create A WY Series LLC to purchase and hold them in (for the foreclosure protection) but I think I will need a VA Series LLC to do that. Am I correct?
@@russcali4138 Yes a plan might be to set up a Va series owned by a WY LLC.
@@ClintCoons Thank You. That makes sense. I will be in touch
So funding a trust is basically asset procurement?
You recommend putting bank accounts & brokerage accounts in an anonymous WY LLC within the living trust. Can’t creditors just attack your ownership interest in the WY LLC since the trust is revocable?
The living trust is an extension of yourself. It does not offer any more or any less protection from creditors than holding the interest in your own name.
Real Estate Asset Protection I know, so why put your bank/brokerage accounts in that structure? Why not just have it in your own name if it’s just an extension of yourself?
@@aeongaming2561 The benefit is bypassing probate when you pass away.
Can I put my brokerage accounts, for example, into the same WY LLC that holds all my other property LLCs? Or is there some benefit to creating an additional WY LLC for brokerage/savings accounts?
Set up a separate LLC. I prefer to have my cash separate from my real estate holdings.
How about mutual fund and bank account? Need to change the owner to the trust?
Yes
Great content..... ? Is there certain names a person should stay away from when starting a LLC for real estate so they're not considered high risk. Thanks for your time.
Not that I am aware of .
Do I need to amend my articles of organization on my LLC to list my trust as the member
No just your LLC operating agreement.
Can I fund a trust with intellectual property ( trademarks, copyrights) and still be able to lease them out?
Yes. The LLC is a great way to protect these intangibles.
I have intellectual property also, should I put them in a Holding company?
Question: me and my husband have a revocable living trust; it has our house, bank accounts, etc. in it.
Our adult children have decided they don't want to sell the house... instead, they want to continue to own it and rent it out.
Can they keep ownership of the house?
(We live in AZ)
Yes they can if they all agree.
I have a question. If you come into large sum of money or maybe win the lottery will setting up a blind trust be better than a regular trust?
I would place it in a WY LLC over a trust. Asset protection and anonymity plus control all wrapped into one.
Good info, except for the fact that you have public and private rights which means you can put a vehicle as household goods not public property of the state, no registration necessary.
Public vs private
Can you elaborate a bit more. The no registration and public Vs Private caught my attention!
@@Mayberry144 , You can look up ,public versus private ownership of a vehicle ,
you can look up ,public versus private rights ,you can look up ,traveling versus driving. You can look up ,what’s legal is not lawful. Also I like to listen to
Paul Unslaved
Is it me or did I miss the proper funding part and the forms for assignment?
You show us what needs to go in but funding it correctly seems to be missing
Here is a link: www.dropbox.com/sh/7bw614fgj2ctktt/AADvt3jiGjcHsvLkxu5HVVLSa?dl=0
Exactly my thoughts. Every video so far that I found is just a bunch of talking and does tell you where or how to file what paper???
Does the savings and checking accounts need to be in your trust if your beneficiary is a co-owner on the acct?
Yes it is advisable.
Good afternoon! I have a question , if I put my personal account into my living trust , could I still have right access to my account? Thanks
Yes, absolutely you are in complete control.
Would it be apropos to retitle the asset into the beneficiaries name. For example: retitle vehicle or land into my name AND/OR beneficiaries name?
Only when you have passed away.
Does the name of the living trust have to be in my legal name (i.e., "Blah B. Blah Living Trust")? Can it be generic like a property trust name?
Yes you can use any name you want for your living trust. Most people choose their last name but I prefer something more generic.
@@ClintCoons I haven't seen you do a specific video on this, it would be a good topic to cover the advantages and disadvantages of using part or all of your name in the name of your trust or other financial vehicles to protect you. The obvious disadvantage is it's easier to show/assume you may own it if it has your name.
@@robertduffy5805 Thanks for the idea. I will add it to the list.
@@ClintCoons Okay if my father named me the only beneficiary to the trust then my mother would have no legal right to it?
@@dustinwilson1449 That would depend on your state law of inheritance. Most laws do not allow a person to completely disinherit their spouse.
I have a friend whose brokerage account is in an LLC. He said his brokerage company told him his family member needs a document from court indicating that family member can have ownership of the deceased estate. With a living trust, how the beneficiary gets such document from the court if the point is to avoid probate?
You would provide a copy of the trust and a death certificate.
I haven't funded my RLT yet, but I did create it. Can I amend the name? For privacy reasons, can I change it to something random like "The Coffee Table Trust?" Does it HAVE to also have the word "Living" in the title?
Yes you can.
QUESTION: You said that I can make my TRUST the BENEFICIARY of my LIFE INSURANCE POLICY. So does that money go to my TRUST’s BANK ACCOUNT upon my Death, and can it be designated for particular uses like paying off my son’s home or funding my Grandbabies college tuition?
What are the benefits of the TRUST being the beneficiary versus my Son? Are there tax implications?
Lastly, what about intellectual property? Can I put my music master’s, music royalties, and book publishing rights and royalties into a trust, or do I need to form a separate LLC and put that into the Trust? I’m in Illinois. Thanks
Yes your living trust will receive the proceeds to be handled per the terms of the trust.
Hey Clint. Im in the process pf wholesaling a property, the seller's wife have passed on 4 yrs aga, is there a way I can bypass the probate process & just submit the death certificate to the title company?
Not that I know of.
so create a trust agreement first then for rental properties those are already under your llc you just need to create assignment on thst llc and say i am transferring 100% this llc interest into the living trust and put that llc name in schedule a on the living trust, this way you don’t have to take each property out of existing LLC and prepare a separate deed for each properties and record those in county title office?
Yes just assign your LLC to the LT and the properties will go with the LLC.
@@ClintCoons my lawyer is dumb then he said he can’t do it he said title has to re-record under the trust name
If someone has stock brokerage accounts with the children already designated as Beneficiaries, does the Living Trust still need to be in the picture with respect to avoiding probate?
no
I didn’t put my Brokerage Accounts in an LLC should I go back do add that layer of protection?
Yes your persona brokerage accounts will be better protected in an LLC.
@@ClintCoons should I set it up in Wyoming or Nevada. I live in Nevada.
@@AmyRucker1 If you want anonymity without having to use a nominee manager then I would set it up in WY. Nevada is great but anonymity is more difficult.
What company do you use to set up this trust account?
If you are asking which bank to use to set up your living trust bank account I recommend using your current bank. If you are asking who can set up your living trust, give my office a call.
What's the difference between a personal property trust and a revocable living trust?
The trusts overall purpose. A living trust's purpose is to pass on your assets while a PPT is to provide anonymity.
Question,arent you defeating the purpose of a LLC when you put it in a revocable trust? If there is a lawsuit and someone should sue you they would take your company! Where as if you let the LLC be the protection that it is and put in the fine prints that u are passing the business on to a family member when you pass away than to put it in a trust.
Placing an LLC in a LT does not change the protection. The LT is completely ignored - think of it like a name change - you are changing your name to your living trust as the member. If you are sued the LLC charging order protection will still apply.
@@ClintCoons 👍 cool
What if the owner of the Trust and the Beneficiary both die, how do the remaining family members access anything?
My dad was a paralegal and wrote the Trust. He passed away leaving me the beneficiary, but I don't know how to transfer his car to my brother. And what if I pass away? How does my brother get the house, etc.?
Your trust would cover all of this. The trusts are set up with contingent beneficiaries.
@@ClintCoons Thank you.
I am a partner in one of the properties with my friend. Can I put that partnership in living trust?
Yes you can.
Is a living trust under anonymity?
Typically not, but you can if you set it up with a nominee.
Hi Clint
My brokerage and IRA accounts are already in my personal name, how to move them into the trust without liquidation everything ? Too much taxes if liquidation everything
You cannot put your IRA in a trust while living. Name the trust as a beneficiary.
@@aeongaming2561 how about my brokerage account which is currently under my name?
Correct
Your brokerage account would go in the living trust or a separate LLC for asset protection.
You do not have to liquidate your positions. You will open a new account with your broker and the positions will be rolled over from your personal account.
Where can you get living trust documents?
An attorney can set up your living trust.
What about collectible vehicles- classic Ferrari as an example
You might consider an LLC for collectibles.
Your all capital name attached to the Social Security number is a trust and you are the beneficiary, the government has a fiduciary obligation to you
Can you form a Henson Trust ?
Not familiar with the term. What type of provisions?
Can someone with a power of attorney then set up a LT for that person?
Only if the POA grants the power to establish a trust or estate plan.
🔴The trust document is often seen and copied by multiple entities that need a copy in order to transfer property into the trust. This virtually illuminates any anonymity of a Wyoming LLC.
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Should you put your Schwab account in the trust?
Me: yes of course
Clint: NOOO!! Lol
Me: 🤪
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Life ins? 401K?
Why some not others?
You would name your trust as a beneficiary of these types of assets. Their ownership is not transferred.
Great information . Thank you !
Glad it was helpful!