Should I Put My Home In My Trust?

Transferring real estate into a Trust is a crucial step in your estate planning process and necessary in order to keep your real property out of Probate.

When you move property into your Trust, you’ll use a deed to make it official. This is the same process used for any ownership change. It doesn’t require a specific type of deed. The key is that the deed should clearly state that you, listed with the same name as on the property’s last recorded deed, are transferring the property into your Trust.

Worried about your property taxes? You don’t need to be. Property taxes stay the same, and you retain the ability to refinance or take out a new loan if needed.

Ready to Make the Move?

If you’re set to protect your real estate with a Trust, it’s time to get started. Our team at The Mendez Law Firm is here to guide you through the process and ensure everything is done correctly.

At The Mendez Law Firm, we specialize in Estate Planning and can assist you with creating a Family Estate Plan tailored to your needs. Call us at (407) 380-7724 or Email Us TODAY at mail@themendezlawfirm.com. We offer a FREE, No Obligation, No Cost office conference or Virtual Zoom conference to discuss your Family Estate Plan and explore Probate avoidance and Asset Protection options that could benefit you and your family. If you need a Florida estate planning attorney in the Greater Orlando Area, we are ready to help with all your Estate Planning and Asset Protection needs.