Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida

Re: Living trust forms

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Reply: Rarely will a form fit the specifics that are needed for a particular case. The form is just a basis to buld upon. In addition each state has its own laws and requirements. If the law is not complied with the document may not be enforceable. We recommend that you retain an attorney in your area to be assured that the document will comply with the requriements of the law.

Re: Living trust forms

It's not a good idea to use forms ready to fill for such important matters as your estate. But, if you must, it can't hurt to use the state specific ones.