Can You Change Your Trust Without an Attorney? Here's What You Need to Know!

Thinking about making changes to your trust-like updating beneficiaries or trustees-without consulting an attorney? While it’s technically possible, it’s risky and can lead to costly mistakes. In this video, we explain the difference between amending and restating a trust, the legal requirements for updates, and why professional guidance is crucial to avoid conflicts or invalid changes.
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