Revocable Living Trust in Virginia

Revocable Living Trust Attorney in Virginia

Revocable Living Trust Package – Just $2,495 (Married couple) or $2,295 (Individual)  Start your estate plan today!

Northern Virginia families choose revocable living trusts in Virginia for many reasons. However, most people use this type of estate planning tool primarily to avoid probate and simplify the asset transfer process.

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Our Virginia Revocable Living Trust Package includes the following important legal documents:

• Revocable Living Trust

• Pour-over Will

• Power of Attorney

• Advance Medical Directive

• Certificate of Trust

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Everyone can benefit from the probate avoidance and privacy protections offered by a revocable living trust in Virginia.

Our Virginia estate planning attorney provides affordable services to families in Fairfax, Arlington, Alexandria, Reston, McLean, Vienna, Great Falls, and throughout Northern Virginia.

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Learn More About Revocable Living Trusts in Virginia

If you are thinking about setting up a revocable living trust as part of your Virginia estate plan, you can trust Northern Virginia Trusts & Estates to handle your needs with care and experience. With over twenty years of service, we confidently offer the best in legal services to all of our clients at prices they can afford.

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Benefits of Trusts in Virginia

Revocable trusts in Virginia have become a popular choice in estate planning because they offer clear advantages over traditional wills. In general, trusts are an entity that can own and maintain assets and property separately from the individual who operates and maintains them. They offer a way to separate your assets from yourself so that they can be easily passed on to the desired heirs after the original owner passes away.

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While there are many types of trusts, revocable living trusts are especially popular in Virginia for several important reasons.

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4 Reasons Families Choose a Revocable Living Trust:

• Living trusts can be created while the individual is alive, allowing them to administer the trust until they pass away or become unable to do so

• Revocable trusts can be changed and even dissolved at the creator’s discretion, for any reason they choose and without consulting anyone else

• Trusts do not have to be filed in probate court. This allows the trust to pass on to the appropriate trustee who will distribute assets to the heirs accordingly without the time delays and costs of probate court.

• Additionally, there is no public record of one’s assets as there would be with a will. This allows a greater degree of privacy to one’s heirs.

Many of our estate planning clients at Northern Virginia Trusts & Estates choose revocable living trusts for the degrees of control and flexibility they offer. Even if you don’t think your estate is substantial, these trusts can still provide key benefits—like avoiding probate, maintaining privacy, and preparing for incapacity. They also allow you to plan for changing circumstances, including marriage, divorce, or a growing family. While Virginia does not impose a state estate tax, individuals with larger estates may still be subject to the federal estate tax, making proactive planning essential. A qualified estate planning attorney can help you assess your options, structure your trust properly, and ensure your assets are protected for future generations.

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Customers are often surprised to realize how much they can benefit from these types of services, even when they thought a simple will would suffice.

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If you’d like more information about living trusts in Virginia, please contact Northern Virginia Trusts & Estates today to get started.