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Excellent service and I appreciated the ability to upload documents without having to generate a lot of paper. My sole complaint (and this is a VU issue, not an Alea issue) is the apparent inability to lend to a revocable living trust rather than individuals. These trusts have been in use for more than 30 years as an estate planning tool and are in common use around the country. Laws in every state have been re-written so that these family trusts do not impair the rights of creditors. Perhaps this issue is caused by some obscure VA regulation with which I am not familiar, or perhaps it is an in-house training issue at VU. You guys need to get up to speed with current estate planning practices and understand that family trusts are used to protect the confidentiality of estate distribution rather than to cheat creditors. A married couple whose estate planning has been performed by a lawyer will have a revocable living trust where husband and wife are grantors, co-trustees, and primary beneficiaries. I am not an estate planning specialist, but I suggest you have access to many estate planning specialists who could counsel VU on the correct way to manage such transactions and what documentation is necessary. It is embarrassing that dealing with revocable living trusts is not standard operating procedure at VU.
