What's So Special About a Trust?

80% of Trusts Never Get Funded—Which Means 80% of Families End Up in Probate Anyway

You might already have a trust. But here's the question that determines whether it actually protects your family: Is it funded?

An unfunded trust is like a bank account you never put money into—completely worthless when your family needs it most. And shockingly, 80% of trusts created by law firms across America are never properly funded, which means those families still end up in probate court dealing with delays, legal fees, and public exposure.

In this video, you'll discover why funding your trust is the only thing that keeps your estate out of probate, why a "pour-over will" doesn't save you, and how most people unknowingly sabotage their own estate plan by leaving assets in their personal name.

Watch now to learn the difference between a trust that protects your family and one that collects dust—and find out how to keep your trust funded for life without expensive legal fees every time something changes.