Making changes to your Revocable Living Trust Agreement is a smart and often necessary step to ensure your estate plan stays aligned with your current wishes and life circumstances.

Making changes to your Revocable Living Trust Agreement is a smart and often necessary step to ensure your estate plan stays aligned with your current wishes and life circumstances. Whether you've experienced a major life event -- like marriage, divorce, the birth or adoption of a child, or the purchase of new property -- or simply want to change beneficiaries or update your successor Trustee, modifying your Trust is both possible and relatively straightforward. Since a Revocable Trust is, by nature, changeable, you can work with your lawyer to create Trust Amendment or a Restatement, depending on the extent of the changes. Keeping your Trust current helps avoid confusion, ensures your assets are distributed according to your latest intentions, and gives you peace of mind knowing your estate is well-managed.

If you have questions about updating or creating a Revocable Living Trust, give us a call at 253.858.5434 to make an appointment today. We proudly represent clients throughout Washington and Idaho and are available to meet in person, by phone, or via video conference.