Revocable trusts that consolidate Jones family land, mineral interests, and accounts cleanly.
For Jones families with multi-generational land or mineral interests, a properly funded revocable trust holds everything in one structure. The successor trustee inherits a unified estate rather than scattered titles.
Often, no for households with a single residence. Trusts earn their keep when there's family land with mineral rights, multiple parcels, blended family situations, or out-of-state heirs.
If your Jones home, land, accounts, and mineral interests are owned by the trust at death, there's nothing in your individual name to probate.
Funding transfers legal ownership of your assets into your trust. Land is funded by recording new deeds. Mineral interests are funded by recorded assignments. Bank accounts get retitled.
Yes. You're the grantor, trustee, and primary beneficiary during life.
Aaron quotes one flat fee for the entire engagement, agreed in writing at the consultation.
Yes. Trusts written more than seven to ten years ago often weren't fully funded with the family land.
Many Jones families have adult children who moved away. We draft trusts that allow remote administration where possible.
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