Many Californians wonder: if I have a will, do I also need a trust?
Key Differences:
• A will must go through probate — a lengthy and public court process.
• A revocable living trust allows assets to transfer privately and quickly.
When You Should Have Both:
If you own real estate or have assets worth over $184,500 (California threshold), a trust can help your heirs avoid expensive probate.
Conclusion:
A comprehensive estate plan usually includes both a will and a trust. Tuller Law can help you structure your plan for maximum protection.
If a loved one has recently passed and you are unsure what to do, contact TULLER LAW so we can help you restore stability and clarity to your life. Click here to schedule your meeting.

