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Idaho is one of the few states that directs trustees to register their trust with the court. We prepare your Registration of Trust, identifying the trustee, where the trust is administered, and basic details about the trust, and have it signed so it's ready to file whenever it's needed.
Most people keep the signed registration with their trust documents. It becomes important when a successor trustee steps in after a death or incapacity, or if a question about the trust ever ends up in court. Having it prepared and signed now means your trustee can file it quickly instead of starting from scratch.
Your privacy stays intact. The registration includes only basic identifying information. The terms of your trust, your assets, and your beneficiaries are not part of it.
What's included:
Preparation of your Registration of Trust
Review and signing with you
A signed original for your trust records, ready to file
Idaho is one of the few states that directs trustees to register their trust with the court. We prepare your Registration of Trust, identifying the trustee, where the trust is administered, and basic details about the trust, and have it signed so it's ready to file whenever it's needed.
Most people keep the signed registration with their trust documents. It becomes important when a successor trustee steps in after a death or incapacity, or if a question about the trust ever ends up in court. Having it prepared and signed now means your trustee can file it quickly instead of starting from scratch.
Your privacy stays intact. The registration includes only basic identifying information. The terms of your trust, your assets, and your beneficiaries are not part of it.
What's included:
Preparation of your Registration of Trust
Review and signing with you
A signed original for your trust records, ready to file