Protect your business, avoid probate, plan succession
If you own a California small business, living trust is essential for:
Create your California living trust online in 30 minutes. Save $27,000+ in probate costs and avoid 12-18 months of court delays.
Get Started - $400 →✓ Attorney review included ✓ California-specific ✓ No hidden fees
YES. You can transfer LLC ownership to your living trust:
| Business Type | Can Go in Trust? | How to Transfer |
|---|---|---|
| LLC (Single-Member) | ✓ YES | Assignment of membership interest |
| LLC (Multi-Member) | ✓ YES (check operating agreement) | Assignment + operating agreement amendment |
| S Corporation | ✓ YES | Stock transfer to trust |
| C Corporation | ✓ YES | Stock transfer to trust |
| Sole Proprietorship | ✓ YES | Transfer business assets to trust |
| Partnership | ⚠ COMPLEX | Check partnership agreement first |
California families lose $27,000+ to probate every day. Create your living trust now and protect your loved ones.
✓ Complete in 30 minutes ✓ Attorney review included ✓ No hidden fees
Without trust: Business stuck in probate. Can't make decisions, sign contracts, access bank accounts for 12-18 months.
With trust: Successor trustee immediately runs business. No interruption.
You control who gets your business:
Every trust reviewed by Rozsa Gyene, Esq. (State Bar #208356) with 25+ years of California estate planning experience.
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If you're self-employed (freelancer, consultant, contractor), living trust protects:
Attorney-reviewed business owner trust for $150:
Attorney Rozsa Gyene reviews every trust personally. Professional estate planning for just $400-$500 — delivered in 24-48 hours. Avoid probate and protect your family.
✓ Attorney-reviewed ✓ Probate avoidance ✓ 24-48 hour delivery ✓ $400-$500 flat fee
Legal Review By
California State Bar #208356 | Licensed Since 2000
25+ years estate planning experience in California
Probate timelines and fees vary dramatically by jurisdiction. A living trust protects your family regardless of which county your property is in:
Information verified by Rozsa Gyene, Esq. (CA Bar #208356) for 2025 statutory compliance.