Trust Principal means passive assets held in the trust. For instance, if a person transfers stocks into a trust, those stocks are considered principal of the trust until they are sold, at which point they are treated as income. The same can be said of the family home. If the home is owned by the trust, it is considered principal. However, when the family sells the house, the proceeds from the sale are considered Income. Distributions of principal from a trust are not taxable to the beneficiaries.
At GoGo Estate®, we help our clients create estate plans on their own time and at a price they can afford.

Revocable Living Trust

Powers of Attorney

Probate Avoidance

Asset Protection

Trust Binder

$300 Signing Fee (Optional)

Last Will and Testament

Powers of Attorney

Simple Planning

No Probate Avoidance

Will Binder

$300 Signing Fee (Optional)

Health Care Declaration

Health Care Powers

Financial Protection

$300 Signing Fee (Optional)

Revocable Living Trust

Powers of Attorney

Probate Avoidance

Asset Protection

Trust Binder

Signing Included

Last Will and Testament

Powers of Attorney

Simple Planning

No Probate Avoidance

Will Binder

Signing Included

Blended Family Trust

Powers of Attorney

Probate Avoidance

Protect Family Assets

Trust Binder

Signing Included

Health Care Declaration

Health Care Powers

Financial Protection

Signing Included