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False – Your net worth is only one factor to consider when deciding if you need a Revocable Living Trust. There is a multitude of reasons why you should consider creating and funding a trust that has nothing to with your net worth: You have minor children and naming a trust as the beneficiary of your life insurance or retirement accounts will keep these assets outside of probate and a court-supervised guardianship. Your own real estate in two or more states and a trust will help your loved ones avoid two or more probate administrations. You want to create a disability plan that will keep you and your assets outside of a court-supervised guardianship. You want to give your loved ones essentially immediate access to your property after you die instead of waiting weeks or even months for access through the probate court. You want to keep your financial matters and the identity of your beneficiaries private after you die. Only you, in conjunction with your estate planning attorney, can determine if a Revocable Living Trust is right for you, regardless of your net worth.

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