Before purchasing, we strongly recommend that you review your completed documents with a licensed attorney. ZEUS Trust provides document preparation services and does not provide legal advice.

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You will receive your trust document by email within 24 hours. Here is exactly what to do after that — step by step.

1. 1. Read everything carefully.
   Your documents arrive by email. Read them top to bottom and confirm your names, beneficiaries, and assets are correct. This is your document — you are responsible for what is in it.
2. 2. Sign it correctly.
   A trust is not valid until signed properly. Most states require signing in front of a notary public. Some also require witnesses. Find a notary at your bank, a UPS Store, or by searching "notary near me." Bring your ID.
3. 3. Notarize it.
   The notary watches you sign and stamps it — this makes it official. Keep the stamped original somewhere safe, like a fireproof box or safe deposit box.
4. 4. Fund the trust (the step people miss).
   A trust only controls the assets you put into it. Retitle things into the trust's name — for example, changing your bank or investment accounts to be owned by "the [Your Name] Trust." Until you do this, the trust is an empty box. Your bank handles account changes.
5. 5. For real estate.
   To put your home in the trust, file a new deed with your county recorder's office (sometimes called the county clerk). This usually costs a small recording fee.
6. 6. Tell the people who need to know.
   Give a copy to your named trustee so they know where the original is and what to do.
7. 7. When to call a professional.
   If you have a complicated situation — a special-needs child, very large estate, property or family in another country, or a business — talk to a licensed estate attorney before relying on these documents. (This is why those situations are blocked from purchasing here.)