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Secure Your Legacy with a Living Trust Today

A living trust is a powerful tool for safeguarding your assets and your family's future. At The Law Office of Tracey D. Smith LLC, we create custom living trusts that provide peace of mind. Our estate planning services in Orleans, MA include:

  • Creating and managing living trusts
  • Developing asset protection strategies
  • Providing trust administration guidance
  • Setting up revocable and irrevocable trusts
  • Establishing special needs trusts
  • Creating charitable trusts


Secure your family's future now. Contact us to begin protecting your legacy today.


Protect Your Assets, Preserve Your Legacy

A living trust is beneficial for anyone who wants to:

  • Skip probate and its costs
  • Keep estate details private
  • Smoothly transfer assets to beneficiaries
  • Possibly lower estate taxes
  • Care for loved ones with special needs
  • Manage assets while living


A living trust allows you to shape your future. Let us guide you through this important decision.


Why Choose The Law Office of Tracey D. Smith

Your estate plan deserves a lawyer who truly understands your needs. Clients in Orleans, MA trust us because:

  • Welcome new clients warmly
  • Offer at-home appointments
  • Provide emergency consultations
  • Create tailored estate plans
  • We offer free initial consultations
  • We're a local, family- and woman-owned business
  • Have over 17 years of estate planning experience
  • Give personal attention to every client
  • Offer same-day consultations
  • We've served Orleans since 2023
  • Provide virtual Zoom appointments


We build relationships and secure futures while creating important documents. Let's work together to protect what you value most.


Contact Us

Your peace of mind is just a conversation away. If you're ready to create your living trust or have questions about the process, we're here to help. Our team at The Law Office of Tracey D. Smith is ready to guide you in making informed decisions about your estate.


Start securing your legacy today. Contact us now to begin protecting your future and your loved ones.


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  • What is a living trust and why do I need one?

    A living trust is a legal document that puts your assets in a trust for your benefit during your lifetime and specifies where those assets go after your death. It helps avoid probate, keeps your estate private, may reduce estate taxes, and ensures smooth asset transfer to your beneficiaries.

  • How is a living trust different from a will?

    A living trust offers more control and privacy than a will. It avoids probate, keeps estate details private, and can manage your assets if you're incapacitated. A will becomes public record, goes through probate, which can be time-consuming and expensive.

  • Can I modify my living trust after it's created?

    Yes, you can change or cancel a revocable living trust anytime during your life. This lets you adjust your trust as your situation changes. Irrevocable trusts are harder to change and usually need beneficiary consent or court approval.

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