Married couples: Should we do a Joint Trust or separate Living Trusts? |

In this week's video, we outline some scenarios and explain whether a joint trust or separate, individual trust would be better in your situation.
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[@howdoesmoneygrow6005]

Excellent points!! I have a client where one spouse has children from a previous marriage. Thank you for covering when separate trusts make sense.

[@mercurynfo]

Useful clarification on options to accommodate separate and marital (community) property. Even with unitary marriages, remarriage protection should be in place to address the potential for future conflicting beneficiaries. Thanks.

[@marian2992]

Great info! Thank you very much!

[@saharpezeshk6721]

So can I have a separate trust and put half of my property ( which is a community property with my husband) in to my own trust?