Attorney Thomas B. Burton answers the following question: "Can One Trust Own Property in Three States?"
Attorney Burton answers this question and explains how a revocable living trust can be used to own real estate in three different states, and also explains how the use of a revocable living trust can avoid a probate court process in three different states.
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