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Illinois Revocable Living Trust + Pour-Over Will Mini Kit (3 Templates)

Illinois Revocable Living Trust + Pour-Over Will Mini Kit (3 Templates)

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Illinois Revocable Living Trust + Pour-Over Will Mini Kit (3 Templates)

The living-trust core: an Illinois revocable living trust, a pour-over will, and a general assignment of personal property to the trust.

What's included

  • Revocable Living Trust (11 pages): a single-settlor trust under the Illinois Trust Code that states expressly that it is revocable and amendable (760 ILCS 3/602), with incapacity and successor trustee provisions, Schedule A (trust property record), funding notes, and a Certification of Trust containing each item required by 760 ILCS 3/1013.
  • Pour-Over Will (7 pages): a will that sends assets left in the signer's individual name to the trustee of an existing living trust at death (755 ILCS 5/4-4), names an executor and a guardian for minor children, and includes an attestation clause stating the facts that prove a will under 755 ILCS 5/6-4. A pour-over will does not by itself avoid probate.
  • General Assignment to Trust (6 pages): assigns household goods, personal effects and other personal property to the revocable living trust, with trustee acceptance and a schedule for describing specific assets.

Each document starts on its own page with plain-English completion notes, followed by the blank form. Where Illinois law supplies a form, the statutory wording is reproduced verbatim.

Signing requirements (Illinois)

  • Revocable Living Trust: signed by the settlor as settlor and trustee; the Illinois Trust Code requires no witness or notary, and a notary acknowledgment is included and recommended.
  • Pour-Over Will: signed by the testator and attested in the testator's presence by two or more credible witnesses (755 ILCS 5/4-3). The trust must be signed first (755 ILCS 5/4-4). No notary is required.
  • General Assignment to Trust: signed by the owner and accepted by the trustee; a notary is optional and recommended.

File formats

Editable Word (.docx) and print-ready PDF (US Letter) for every document, delivered as a ZIP digital download. Nothing is shipped.

Legal research last verified September 29, 2026.

This is a fill-in template, not legal advice. Laws change; check your state's current requirements before signing.

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Some content in this template was drafted with the help of AI tools and reviewed before listing.

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Rexford Mercantile is a family-run general store, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. Our kits are self-help documents, templates, and organizers. Each kit tells you when your situation calls for an attorney.

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