Download a West Virginia Revocable Living Trust form which allows you, as the grantor, the ability to set aside assets and property in a separate entity for the benefit of your loved ones.  Why would you want to put your assets and property in a separate entity?  A trust offers flexibilty to the grantor who is able to include specific provisions in the trust which reflect his unique family situation and values.  A trust also offers continuity of asset management.  A trust is a separate entity that exists separate from the grantor.  It therefore continues to operate even after the grantor passes away.  The trustee, appointed by the grantor, is charged with operating the trust as a fiduciary in a manner that makes the best interests of the beneficiaries a priority.  A revocable trust can be modified or revoked during the life of the grantor, but it becomes irrevocable after the grantor passes away.

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