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A revocable living trust template that names a successor trustee, records how trust property is managed if you become incapacitated, and states who receives it at death. Answer guided questions in plain English; download a finished PDF built around Florida Statutes Chapter 736 (Florida Trust Code).
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A completed Florida living trust as a downloadable PDF, built from your answers. Before paying you see the first page of your finished document, watermarked. After the one-time $149 payment you download the complete document, and you can edit your answers and re-download at no extra charge. No subscription.
The template is designed around Florida Statutes Chapter 736 (Florida Trust Code) and includes these cited features: signing block built for florida's rule that a revocable trust's death-time provisions be signed with will formalities: two attesting witnesses (§§ 736.0403(2)(b), 732.502, Fla. Stat.); revocation and amendment clause written to the florida trust code's method-in-the-instrument rule (§ 736.0602, Fla. Stat.); certification of trust page listing the information banks and title companies may accept instead of the full instrument (§ 736.1017, Fla. Stat.); homestead screening: the interview stops for a homestead with a surviving spouse or minor child, where florida restricts devise (§ 732.4015, Fla. Stat.). Automated tests check that the listed template language remains present. Legal effect still depends on the completed document, the facts, current law, and proper execution or delivery.
You sign at the end of the trust in front of two adult witnesses, who sign in your presence and in each other's presence, the same way a Florida will is signed. A notary acknowledgment block is included because banks and county recorders customarily ask for one when property is retitled. Then the trust is funded: a deed for real estate (this service does not prepare deeds), new registrations for accounts, and the Schedule A assignment for personal belongings.
No. A trust governs only property titled in the trustee's name. A will still names a personal representative and a guardian for minor children, and a pour-over will can direct property left outside the trust to it (§ 732.513, Fla. Stat.). The template pairs with the Simple Will in the catalog.
A joint trust with a spouse, an amendment or restatement of an existing trust, property owned together with a spouse, a dependent with special needs, a divorce in progress, children from an earlier relationship, a homestead with a surviving spouse or minor child, and deliberate disinheritance. Each of those halts the automated template and offers attorney review.
Every purchase carries a 30-day money-back guarantee — contact support within 30 days for a full refund. If you want professional eyes on your document, an attorney review is available as an optional add-on at checkout, performed by attorneys from the Liu Estate Law Group, PLLC, available by appointment in St. Petersburg, Florida; the firm engages you directly as its client.
Legacy Legal AI is a technology platform, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. For complex situations, consult a licensed attorney — an optional review by attorneys from the Liu Estate Law Group, PLLC, available by appointment in St. Petersburg, Florida is available at checkout.
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