Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. It's a normal revocable living trust that you give a private name. You can use it like any living trust, and an attorney can review it or add it to your estate plan.

It's a regular trust that you give a name. For example, Yellow House Trust. That name goes on your property record, not your name.

Answer a few questions. Your documents fill in as you go. Then print, sign, notarize and file.

No. It updates the name on your property record. Your address stays public, and your name may still appear in other records.

You get everything you need, filled in and ready to sign. That includes your Homeowner Privacy Trust, Schedule A and Certification of Trust. You also get the document that updates your property record, a letter to your successor trustee, the homestead form and a step-by-step checklist.

Free: all our information and the blank template. $99 $79.00, one time: your documents filled in from your answers and ready to sign. No monthly fees.

Yes. Putting your home in a trust is legal. A Homeowner Privacy Trust is a regular trust. You can create it and file the required documents with your county yourself.

Yes. Your property record will show your trust's name instead of yours. You still own your home.

Your trust is written to keep it. You update the homestead form with your county, and the form is included.

Yes. You can change or cancel it at any time.

No. You fill in every answer, and Ownacy creates the documents from your answers. Ownacy is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.

Yes. Your connection is safe. We never see your full card number, and we never sell your information.

Print or download them right on the page as soon as you pay.

You have 30 days after you pay to print or download up to 3 trusts. After 30 days, all the trusts in your account are deleted. Need more time? You can add one free 7-day extension when you log in.

Sign them, have them notarized, and file with your county. The checklist walks you through each step.