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Revocable Living Trusts allow the Grantor to maintain control of his or her assets
Living Trusts can hold assets for the benefit of others, especially the Grantor’s children
A Living Trust, unlike a will, enables an estate to avoid probate
Assets held in a Living Trust can provide creditor protection to beneficiaries
A Living Trust is private
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