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AK · Revocable Living Trust
Make your Alaska living trust.
Free and legally valid in Alaska. Skip probate, keep your estate private, stay in control while you're alive.
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Special notes for Alaska
- Married couples may opt into community property treatment by transferring property to an Alaska Community Property Trust under Alaska Stat. §34.77.060(b); the trust mechanism is governed by §34.77.100, which requires at least one trustee to be a qualified person (Alaska resident, Alaska-organized trust company, or Alaska-organized bank with trust powers)
- Alaska is not a general community property state, but this opt-in is available to any married couple, including non-residents
- An Alaska Community Property Trust must contain a specific statutory warning in capital letters at the beginning of the document (Alaska Stat. §34.77.100(b))
- Community property held in an Alaska CPT is excluded from the augmented estate for elective-share purposes (Alaska Stat. §13.12.208(d))
How it works
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Answer a few questions
About your assets, trustees, and beneficiaries. Takes about 15 minutes.
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Download your trust
A complete, personalized revocable living trust, formatted for Alaska.
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Sign and fund
Sign the trust. Fund it by transferring assets into its name (notarization strongly recommended if real estate is involved).
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