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Give your loved ones peace of mind

With a living trust, your loved ones stay secured

Create a Living Trust

Why you do need a last will

Avoid bank issues

Bank accounts can be frozen until their new ownership is settled. Your trust ensures your accounts are available to those you designate with zero interruption.

Avoid probate

Ease the stress and burden off your loved ones. You have the power to help prevent them from having to deal with the court system which can include costly fees. Plus, you can avoid multi-state probate if you own property in another state.

Protect your privacy

Probate court records are public records. This means anyone can have access to your will, and easily view a copy. Creating a living trust keeps your personal matters private.

Choose what suits you best

Basic living trust

UgX 1,000,000

A living trust that's easy to personalize.


Create a personalized trust

Our step-by-step guide will take you through the process easily

Free revisions for 30 days after purchase

Attorney assist

Comprehensive living trust

UgX 1,200,000

Get a living trust plus legal advice for 2 weeks after purchase.


Attorney assist

4 weeks of legal questions related to your living trust, answered by our network of attorneys

Legal advice renews monthly at UgX 100,000—cancel anytime*

Free revisions for 30 days after purchase

Everything included with Basic Living Trust

Attorney assist

Complete estate plan bundle

UgX 1,400,000

The power of 3 documents, all in 1 package. Plus, legal help for 4 weeks.


Attorney assist

4 weeks of legal questions related to your estate planning, answered by our network of attorneys

Legal advice renews annually at UgX 200,000—cancel anytime**

The essentials: last will, financial power of attorney, and living will

Everything included with Basic Living Trust

Frequently asked questions

What's a living trust?

It's a legal document that states who you want to manage and distribute your property if you're unable to do so, and who receives it when you pass away. Once signed, you transfer ownership of your assets into the trust and you remain in complete control of your property. The trust property can be managed and distributed without going through the probate court.

Can I transfer property into and out of the trust while I'm alive?

Yes. If you have an individual trust, you can transfer property whenever you want. If you have a shared trust, you'll need your co-trustee's consent if you own the property together.

Do I still need a will if I have a living trust?

Yes, because you may not have transferred your property into your trust before you pass away. Our living trusts include a pour-over will. It transfers property still in your name alone when you pass away to the trust to be distributed to your beneficiaries. It also lets you name guardians for your minor children.

What is probate?

Probate is the legal process through which the court oversees how an estate will be distributed. If you signed a last will, your estate passes to the beneficiaries named. If not, your estate passes to relatives based on state law. Generally, a formal probate action is required if an estate includes real property. But in many states, probate isn't required and other legal remedies are available if the estate is of minimal value.

Aren't living trusts just for the wealthy?

Not at all. People of all income levels can set one up to manage their finances in case they become disabled, or to provide for loved ones without going through probate court, which may be required of relatively modest estates.

Do I need a lawyer to prepare my living trust?

It's hard to say, as every person has specific needs. Our customers are often surprised at how easy it is to set up their living trust on their own. If your estate is large or complicated, or you have a child with special needs, you may want to ask an attorney for help.

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