Revocable living trust

Let’s write your living trust

A revocable living trust holds your property during your lifetime, lets someone step in without going to court if you become incapacitated, and passes what you own to the people you choose without probate. This is the single-trustmaker version — for one person creating a trust on their own, married or not. Answer a few plain questions and watch it take shape. Your answers stay in this browser.

Creating this trust with a spouse or partner? Write the joint version instead. Have a living trust already? Write a pour-over will instead.