Revocable Living Trust Course

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Correctly Draft, Notarize & Execute Your Own Revocable Living Trust

With our Revocable Living Trust Guide you can:

Save Money On Legal Representation
Empower Yourself in Difficult Times
Get Arkansas-Specific Legal Documents
Access Step-By-Step Instructions for Any Situation
All in an Accessible & Flexible Manner

RESOLVE YOUR Revocable Living Trust case with no hassle & zero legal fees

Get our video guide detailing each step you need to take to get to the other side of these emotional times. Created by an attorney with over 10 years of experience in Arkansas Estate Planning Law.

the problem

The legal system is complex and difficult. Taking it on without a full understanding of the process makes it 10x more difficult to tackle.

Legal proceedings can be stressful, emotionally draining & disempowering.

Issues may go unhandled because many people cannot afford an attorney.

Some individuals may prefer to keep their legal proceedings private.

Not everyone can schedule attorney appointments during business hours.

OUR SOLUTION

More people gain access to legal knowledge & become able to navigate their own cases.

This video guide will help you save $$ by teaching you how to represent yourself.

By knowing the steps, you can expedite the process & reach a resolution faster.

You can an access our guidance from anywhere with an internet connection.

Having the knowledge & skills to represent oneself in court is empowering.

We Make It Easy

Watch our video guide, fill out your information + get your documents instantly.

Learn enough to be able to confidently & correctly resolve your Revocable Living Trust case AND get court approved legal documents to submit at every step. All you need to do is go through the videos & fill out your details in our document generation tool.

Module 1

Introduction to family law

Requirements to File Divorce

Drafting a Complaint for Divorce

Court Required Forms for Family Law

Module 2

Filing and Serving the Divorce

How, Where and What to File

How to Serve or Get a Waiver of Service

Drafting a Waiver of Service for Divorce

Module 3

Divorce Filed Against You - What You Need To Do

Draft an Answer to a Complaint or Counterclaim for Divorce

Draft a Counterclaim for Divorce

Serving the Documents in a Lawsuit after it has Started

Module 4

Preparing for the Divorce Hearing - Testimony Needed for Divorce

Preparing for the Divorce Hearing -Affidavit of Financial Means

Preparing for the Divorce Hearing -Child Support Calculation

Preparing for the Divorce Hearing -Divorce Decree

Module 5

The Divorce Hearing

Procedure in the Courtroom

What to do with the Decree/Order

The DR Disposition Sheet

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When you get our Revocable Living Trust Guide, you really get to:

Avoid probate

One of the primary benefits of a revocable living trust is that it allows your assets to pass to your beneficiaries without going through probate. Probate is a legal process that validates a will, settles debts, and distributes assets after a person's death. By placing your assets in a trust, you can avoid the time, expense, and public nature of probate proceedings.

Maintain privacy

Unlike a will, which becomes a public document when it goes through probate, a revocable living trust allows your estate to remain private. The distribution of assets and the terms of the trust generally do not become part of the public record, providing a higher level of confidentiality.

Provide asset distribution for blended families

Revocable living trusts can be especially useful in blended family situations, where individuals have children from previous relationships. By setting up a trust, you can structure how your assets will be distributed, making sure that your children and spouse are provided for according to your wishes.

Provide for minor beneficiaries or individuals with special needs

If you have minor children or beneficiaries with special needs, a revocable living trust can help you provide for their care and financial well-being. The trust can hold and manage assets on their behalf until they reach a specified age or meet certain conditions, ensuring that the assets are used for their intended purposes.

Manage assets during incapacity

A revocable living trust can also be beneficial if you become incapacitated and unable to manage your financial affairs. When you establish a trust, you typically appoint yourself as the initial trustee, with provisions for a successor trustee to take over if you become incapacitated. This arrangement ensures that your assets can be managed and used for your benefit during incapacity without the need for a court-appointed conservatorship.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there limitations on who can use our guides?

Yes. This is for people in Arkansas. Other than that, No. This works for people with kids, without kids, and with property and without property.

How do I know the legal documents are legally binding and enforceable?

The documents are built and approved by an Arkansas lawyer. An Arkansas lawyer will also walk you through exactly how to answer the questions to generate the documents. On top of that, we have a Guarantee of Court Approval.