Hi Family and Friends,

A lot of people believe that putting their home in a trust automatically shields it from lawsuits or creditors — but that’s not quite how it works.

In Connecticut, most trusts are revocable — great for avoiding probate and keeping things simple for your family, but not a liability shield.

We break down what really counts as “control” of a property, when a trust might offer protection, and why your homeowners insurance needs to include both the trust and trustees if your home is titled that way.

Before you assume your house is safe, give this quick read a look — it might surprise you.

Read the Full Article HERE

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This article is for informational purposes only and not legal advice. Please consult your attorney for guidance on trusts and estate planning.