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How can I move my LLC into my Trust?

Transferring ownership of an LLC is an important step in estate planning. Learn why it’s important to consult an attorney during this process.

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Transferring ownership of your Limited Liability Company (LLC) into your Trust can be an important part of estate planning, but the process can vary depending on your LLC structure and your state laws.

Can NetLaw Help With This?

While NetLaw allows you to list your LLC as a trust asset within your estate plan, we do not assist with the legal transfer process itself. That step must be handled outside of the platform, ideally with legal guidance.

What Happens After the Transfer?

After transferring your LLC interest to your trust, you may also need to:

  • Update internal LLC records

  • Notify the Secretary of State (if required in your jurisdiction)

  • Update banking or licensing information to reflect the trust as the new member

Because of the variations between states, an attorney can help ensure all necessary steps are completed and documented correctly.

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