Avoid Probate. Protect Your Family. Secure Your Legacy — Starting Today.
If you’ve already set up your living trust in California, that’s an excellent first step. But many people forget the most important part of a trust: funding it with your actual assets. If your vehicle, boat, trailer, or property isn’t listed in your trust, it may still go through probate — and that defeats the whole purpose.
Let’s break down what this means and how you can protect your assets in one simple step.
🚗 What Happens If You Don’t Add Your Vehicle to Your Trust?
In California, if your vehicle is not officially titled in the name of your living trust, your family may still need to:
- Go through probate court (costly and time-consuming)
- File extra paperwork with DMV or the courts
- Pay additional legal fees to claim the asset
This applies to cars, motorcycles, boats, trailers, and even RVs.
🏡 Your Property May Not Be Protected Either
Owning a home, land, or other real estate in California? It must be transferred into your trust through a new Grant Deed or Quitclaim Deed and recorded with the County Clerk to be protected.
Otherwise, your loved ones could face delays, expenses, or even lose the property in probate disputes.
✅ What You Should Do Right Now
If you’re not sure whether your title, vessel, or deed is in the name of your trust and trustee — don’t wait until it’s too late. We make it simple.
Our All-in-One Service Includes:
- 📄 Title or Deed Conversion Into Your Trust
- 🖋️ Notary Public Service
- 🏛️ County Clerk or DMV Filing on Your Behalf
- 🕒 Expedited Processing Available
For vehicles, we also issue a new DMV Certificate of Title in your trust’s name — completely hassle-free. SUBMIT YOUR TRUST REQUEST