An estate plan is comprised of a plan for disposing of assets at death along with mechanisms to deal with the possible future loss of capacity. A will is a common method of disposing of assets upon an individual’s death. Another way of creating an estate plan is with a revocable trust (often termed a “revocable living trust” or simply a “living trust”). Living trusts should not be confused with living wills.
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