A detailed overview of Inter Vivos Trusts, including their types, special considerations, examples, historical context, and comparison with Testamentary Trusts.
A Living Trust, also known as Inter Vivos Trust, is a legal instrument that takes effect during the settlor's lifetime. It allows the settlor to manage and protect assets while alive and efficiently transfer them after death without the need for probate.
A detailed overview of living trusts, their significance, types, benefits, and how they bypass probate to streamline asset distribution after death.
