Can a Trust Protect Your Assets from Creditors?

Thinking about using a trust to protect your assets from creditors? While some states allow domestic asset protection trusts (DAPT), Arizona does not. Find out what you can and can’t do to safeguard your wealth.

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Why rely on a testamentary trust that requires probate when a revocable living trust can make the process smoother for your loved ones?

Have you protected your most valuable assets - your loved ones if you were to die or become incapacitated? I'm sure you have health insurance, car insurance, and homeowner's or renter's insurance. You may also have life insurance. Have you acquired insurance in the form of an estate plan with a revocable living trust that protects your loved ones on your death or incapacity?

Here are reasons why you need an estate plan with a revocable living trust:

1. To protect your most valuable assets - your loved ones who will pay the price if you don't adopt an estate plan that protects them.


3. To leave your assets to your loved ones in a lifetime asset-protected trust so their creditors and ex-spouses cannot get any of their inherited assets.

4. To name the person you want to raise your minor children if both their parents are deceased.

5. To name the person you want to manage the assets inherited by your minor children if you die when any of your children are under age 18 or the assets of adult children.

6. To avoid an expensive, time-consuming public Superior Court probate.

7. To designate in a healthcare power of attorney the person or people who can make medical decisions for you if you cannot communicate with your doctor.

8. To tell your doctors in your living will to pull the plug if you are brain dead and being kept alive by a machine.

9. To give a trusted person the power in a financial power of attorney to deal with your financial affairs if you cannot.

If you hire us to prepare your custom estate plan with a revocable living trust all of the problems listed above go away and you and your loved ones will be protected.

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