Revocable Living Trusts
Revocable Living Trusts in Tucson, AZ
Avoid probate, protect your privacy, and keep your plan flexible.
More Control. Less Court.
A revocable living trust helps you protect your assets and your loved ones—on your terms.
In Arizona, a living trust is one of the most effective ways to manage and transfer your assets without going through probate. It offers privacy, flexibility, and peace of mind—especially for families with property, minor children, or multigenerational households. At Eréndira Castillo Law, we help Tucson families create trusts that reflect their lives, values, and goals. You don’t need to be wealthy—you just need to want a smoother path for your family. We’ll walk you through every step and make the process feel approachable and empowering.
What You Can Do with a Revocable Living Trust
A flexible estate planning tool that grows with you.
Avoid Probate Court
Assets in your trust pass directly to your beneficiaries—no public court process required.
Keep Your Finances Private
Unlike a will, a trust is not a public record, giving your family added privacy during a sensitive time.
Plan for Incapacity
If you become unable to manage your affairs, your trust can provide seamless continuity without court involvement.
Support Complex or Multigenerational Families
Provide for children, aging parents, or dependent adults in a structured, personalized way.
Easily Update as Life Changes
A revocable trust can be amended at any time, giving you flexibility throughout your lifetime.
FAQs About Revocable Living Trusts
What families want to know
Why should I consider a living trust in Arizona?
In Tucson and throughout Arizona, avoiding probate can save your family time, money, and stress. A revocable living trust ensures your assets are distributed efficiently and privately. It also allows you to plan for incapacity and maintain control of your assets while you’re still alive. This is especially helpful for families with property, children, or unique care needs.
Is a trust better than a will?
Not better—just different. A will names guardians and distributes assets, but it goes through probate. A trust allows your family to skip that process and keep things private and simple. Many families in Tucson use both a will and a trust to ensure full protection.
Can I change my trust after it’s created?
Yes, and that’s one of the best features of a revocable living trust. As your life changes—whether you move, gain new assets, or grow your family—you can update the trust accordingly. We make those updates easy and stress-free.
Do I need to transfer my assets into the trust?
Yes. The trust only protects what’s actually titled in its name. We help you properly fund your trust by transferring assets like your home, accounts, and property into it—so it works when your family needs it.
Do you offer support for Spanish-speaking families?
Absolutely. We’re proud to serve English and Spanish-speaking clients throughout Tucson and Southern Arizona. Your language, your culture, and your comfort matter in every part of the planning process.
