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In 10 minutes, identify your medical agents and define your preferences for care in a Living Will (Advance Directive).
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An executor or trustee spends 500+ hours cleaning up a messy estate.
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Many families report conflict due to poor planning and communication.

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Wait, why do I need a Trust?
That's a great question - provide peace of mind, control over asset distribution, minimize family disputes, protect your children's future, support cherished charities, to name a few. With Snug, it's also incredibly easy to do, so what are you waiting for?
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Does a trust avoid probate in Arizona?

Yes, trusts can avoid probate in Arizona. Establishing a trust and transferring your assets into it allows the assets to bypass the probate process when you pass away. This can save your beneficiaries time and money, as probate can be a costly and time-consuming process.

How much does a Trust cost in Arizona?

The cost of setting up a trust in Arizona varies depending on the complexity of the trust and the attorney's fees. A basic Revocable Living Trust generally ranges from $1,000 to $3,000. More complex trusts can cost several thousand dollars more. Online services like Snug can provide a more affordable alternative to traditional legal services, offering estate planning services, including trusts, at a lower cost.

What type of trust do I need?

A Revocable Living Trust is the most common type of trust people set up, offering flexibility and control over your assets during your lifetime and helping to avoid probate. Other types of trusts, such as Charitable Trusts, Special Needs Trusts, and Irrevocable Trusts, may be appropriate depending on your specific circumstances and goals.

How can I fund my trust?

Funding a trust in Arizona involves transferring ownership of your assets to the trust. For real estate, a new deed must be prepared with the trust as the owner. Bank accounts should be retitled in the name of the trust, and other assets like vehicles, personal property, stocks, and bonds must also be formally transferred to the trust.

Who can be a trustee in Arizona?

In Arizona, any individual who is at least 18 years old and mentally competent can serve as a trustee. Additionally, Arizona law allows for corporations, such as banks or trust companies, to serve as a trustee if they are authorized to exercise trust powers in the state. Trustees must be capable of managing and taking care of property, and they cannot have been convicted of serious crimes, including felonies or crimes that involve dishonest or immoral behavior.

How to change your living trust in Arizona?

In Arizona, to change your living trust, you need to draft an amendment to the original trust document. This amendment should clearly state the changes you intend to make, such as adding or removing beneficiaries, changing trustees, or altering distribution instructions. Ensure that the amendment includes the date, your name, the name of the trust, and the date the trust was made. Similar to the original trust document, your amendment should be signed in the presence of a notary public. If there are extensive changes to be made to your living trust, it may be more convenient to create a restatement of the trust. A restatement allows you to rewrite the entire trust, while maintaining the original date and title of the trust, which can be beneficial for avoiding the process of retitling assets. Within this restatement, you would include all the changes you want to make, and the new provisions will replace the old ones in entirety.

How much does it cost to maintain a trust?

Trustee fees in Arizona, determined by a "reasonable fee" standard, can vary based on the type of trustee, the complexity of the trust, and the agreement made during the trust's creation, with professional trustees typically charging a flat fee or a percentage of the trust's assets, while non-professional trustees might receive an hourly wage, a flat fee, or a small percentage of the trust's assets. Read more about trustee fees in Arizona.

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Family, pets, personal history, and wisdom to pass along to the next generation.

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Estate planning, marriage (and divorce), business documents and succession plans.

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List of assets and debts to make clear inventories and avoid discovery efforts.

Insurance

Life, home, auto, and health insurance policies and beneficiaries.

Taxes

Historical state and federal tax returns and supporting documents.

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Wills
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Health Care Directives
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Sharing & Collaboration
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No
Asset & Debt Inventory
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Personal Property Inventory
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Child & Pet Planning
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Insurance Policy Storage
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Digital Asset Planning
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Trust-Based Estate Plan

All of the coverage of a Will, plus the benefit of avoiding probate to reduce family burden.

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Documents included:
Revocable Living Trust
Schedule of Assets
Pour Over Will
HIPAA Authorization
Living Will
Power of Attorney
Certification of Trust
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Planning for everyone

Snug provides one place to create essential documents, analyze existing documents for updates, and organize all of life's details. No matter where you're starting from, Snug can get you across the finish line.

Way beyond documents

We make Wills, Trusts, and essential documents easy to create and maintain - but this is just the beginning. Organize all of life's details, from collectibles to garage codes to social media, and help avoid headaches for loved ones down the road.

Sharing made simple

You've done the work to plan and protect your legacy - don't hide it in a filing cabinet. Snug allows you to share your plans with family, friends, and professional advisors to ensure your wishes are known and accessible at all times.

Comprehensive guides for you and your loved ones.

Complete Guide to Estate Planning

Estate planning can sound scary and complex, but we're here to help simplify the process and decisions for you and your family.

Complete Guide for Executors

Being an Executor or Personal Representative can be a rewarding, yet challenging role. This guide helps to light the way.

Complete Guide for Trustees

Being a Trustee is a significant legal and operational role. This guide includes everything from taxes to liability to fiduciary duties.