What Is a Living Trust?

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A revocable living trust is a document that:

• Holds your assets during your lifetime

• Transfers them to your beneficiaries upon death

• Avoids probate—saving time, money, and court involvement

• Keeps your affairs private (unlike a will, which becomes public record)

• Allows you to maintain control and make changes anytime

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Our Living Trust Packages

Single Person Package — $850

 • Revocable living trust

• Pour-over will

• Power of attorney (Healthcare and Financial)

• 1 property transfer deed

• Notarization

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Two-Person Package — $1,325

• Revocable living trust (joint)

• Pour-over will (2)

• Power of attorney (2)

• 1 property transfer deed

• Notarization

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Why Choose Signature on Demand?

• Nevada Secretary of State registered document preparation service

• NNA certified notary signing agent

• $100,000 errors and omissions insurance

• Background checked through NNA

• Mobile, remote, or by appointment service

• Completed in days, not weeks

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Living Trust vs. Will in Nevada

Living Trust:

• Avoids probate

• Private

• Immediate transfer to beneficiaries

• $850 single / $1,325 couple

• $0 court costs at death

• $0 attorney fees at death

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Will Only:

• Probate required

• Public record

• Months or years to settle

• $400 to create

• $3,000–$10,000+ court costs at death

• $5,000–$15,000+ attorney fees at death

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Who Needs a Living Trust?

• Nevada homeowners—avoid probate on your biggest asset

• Parents with minor children—control inheritance timing

• Blended families—ensure fair distribution

• Business owners—seamless succession planning

• Anyone wanting privacy—keep affairs out of public court records

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How It Works

1. Phone or virtual consultation (20–30 min)—discuss assets, beneficiaries, wishes

2. Document preparation (2–3 business days)—custom trust drafted per your instructions

3. Review and signing—remote, by appointment at Rainbow Blvd, or mobile service

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need an attorney for a living trust?

A: Not necessarily. Document preparers can draft trusts based on your instructions. We cannot give legal advice. Complex situations may need attorney review.

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Q: How long does it take?

A: Most trusts completed within 3–5 business days after consultation.

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Q: Can I change my trust later?

A: Yes—revocable means you can amend or revoke anytime.

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Q: What assets go into the trust?

A: Real estate, bank accounts, investments, vehicles, personal property.

We prepare the transfer documents.

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Q: What if I have more than one property?

A: Additional property transfer deeds available for $200 each.

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Ready to Protect Your Family?

[Schedule Your Living Trust Consultation]

Same-day appointments often available

Phone: (725)243-5188 24/7 for urgent needs