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Webinar: Transferring Assets to Your Trust

Congratulations on taking a big step toward keeping control and protecting your loved ones by creating a living or revocable trust! But you are not done yet. For your trust to work the way you expect and intend you need to transfer your assets.

Join Attorney Heather Chubb as she takes you on a journey explaining each step of the way to funding your trust. In this webinar you will discover:

The most important part of making your trust work

How to place your assets in your trust

What assets need to be included in your trust

Why this is so important

Webinar: Transferring Assets to Your Trust

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Heather helped my mother get her estate in order before her passing. It was only after that we learned just what a great job Heather did. Recently, I had the opportunity to have the Chubb Law Firm help me also with my estate. I feel confident that Heather and her team helped me to consider all of the appropriate options and to make the right choices including options I DIDN'T KNOW I HAD! This is the kind of law firm one imagines when you think about getting good legal advice.

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