Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California

You can try LegalZoom.com. I wouldn't suggest a nonrevocable (or irrevocable) trust as it has adverse legal consequences for the uninformed.

You are smart to consider establishing a trust, particularly because you own real property. You should really consult an estate planning attorney to determine what type of trust is best for you. There are no actual forms for a trust. Most estate plans include a pour over will, financial power of attorney and health directives in addition to the trust. Most likely, you would need a revocable trust but this also something to discuss with an attorney. There may be reasons for an irrevocable trust that isn�t apparent from your post. Please feel free to email me at [email protected] if you would like more information or have any further questions.

Please use an estate planning attorney. Everyone that has been using the forms runs into problems that are more expensive down the line.