Trust Funding

<span style=font-size:16px>A common problem with trust-centered estate plans is
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A common problem with trust-centered estate plans is that there is a trust, but no one bothered to put any assets into it, i.e. the trust was not funded! If your trust is not funded, you cannot take advantage of all the benefits of your careful and thoughtful planning. Making sure that appropriate real estate holdings, bank accounts, stock accounts, personal property, and titled vehicles are titled to the trust will make it easier for others to manage them when the time comes for their help.

NOT all assets can or should be in a revocable living trust, so it is important to get the right ones into the trust.

I would be happy to consult with you about what you can do to transfer assets into to your trust. I also coordinate funding services should you not wish to take this on yourself or should you find that, although willing, you cannot find the time to complete this important function.

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Ahead Of The Curve Law Lisa Keylon, 11811 N. Tatum Blvd. P-112 Phoenix, Arizona 85028 480-922-5552

I try to balance my practice with my family life, which includes my husband, Jim, and two sons, Luke and Sam. My 87-year-old mother lives with me much of the year too. I am deeply committed to voluntarism and work with the Boy Scouts, my sons' school, Valley Presbyterian Church and currently serve as Vice President of the Phoenix Chapter of the Society for Financial Professionals.