What type of services does Phillip Trustee provide?

Living Trust
Standby Trust
Escrow Services
Private Trust Company

A Standby Trust is essentially a Living Trust that remains inactive or dormant after it is created. It only becomes active when specific conditions, as determined by the Settlor (the person establishing the trust), are met. By default, these conditions are typically the Settlor’s death or mental incapacity.

  • Be Ready for the Unexpected: The Standby Trust is your safety net, activating only during critical life events like death or mental incapacity. It ensures your assets are seamlessly managed and distributed as per your wishes without delays.
  • Peace of Mind for You and Your Loved Ones: By laying out clear instructions for your assets in advance, you eliminate confusion or disputes among your beneficiaries. The Trust simplifies the process and reduces stress during emotionally challenging times.
  • Cost-Effective Solution: Standby Trusts have minimal ongoing administrative costs, only incurring significant expenses once activated.

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