How much does a trust fund cost in Nevada?
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A revocable living trust package can vary in price, generally anywhere from $1,000 to $4,500. Our firm charges a flat fee of $995 for a revocable living trust package. That is the total fee whether single or married, and it includes all documents that you need to establish a trust-based plan.
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