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- Today, were going to discuss putting your car or truck into trust and whether or not you actually should. (air whooshing) Welcome to Two-Minute Tuesday where I attempt to discuss an estate planning topic in two minutes or less, so lets get started and jump right in. This is the third video in a little series we are doing on funding your revocable living trust. If you have watched any of my videos or have visited with me, you know that over and over and over again, I state that all of your assets must be in the name of your trust so that your trust is properly funded and when the time comes, your family avoids probate. Motor vehicles, however, present an interesting dilemma, first, its relatively easy to transfer car titles in the state of Oklahoma, second, we live in a very litigious society. I always tell people that if you get into a car accident, and they see that your car is titled in the name of the trust, that might automatically prompt some people to file a lawsuit because