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Category: Trusts

Are Trusts Valid From State to State? (Part 2)

A document titled "Living Trust & Estate Planning," with a fountain pen resting on it, bathed in light. Perfectly poised for those navigating Hinsdale Wills or exploring Western Springs Estate Administration.

Last week I started writing about moving trusts from one state to another. In today’s post, I’ll share a few more things to consider if you are moving from one state to another, including the way states may treat marital property differently. States Treat Marital Property Differently Although most states are common law states which …

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Are Trusts Valid From State to State? (Part 1)

Document titled "Living Trust" rests on a table alongside a pen, glasses, calculator, and notebook. Essential for LaGrange Park Trusts and guided by Brookfield Elder Law expertise, this setup underscores meticulous estate planning attention to detail.

If you have a revocable living trust and decide to move from one state to another, your trust should remain valid in your new state. Though the validity of this trust won’t be affected, you might want to make some changes to it since different states can have different laws regarding things such as marital …

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