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Are trusts only for wealthy people? Experienced Orlando, FL Attorney Clarifies Common Misconceptions
July 23, 2022
Geoff Hoatson
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Most people would benefit from having a trust. That's because it isn't just about how much money you have. It's also about what you want for your family trusts allow you to avoid probate. Probate, as you may know, is expensive. It's time consuming, and it's a real big headache for your loved ones. A lot of us would like to ensure that our family has an easy time of things after we pass on, that they're not wrapped up in legal challenges and fights. We've all heard the horror stories. Trusts do a great job of ensuring that that doesn't happen. So you can leave things to your loved ones quickly, cheaply, and as seamlessly as possible.
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