Answer:
Will: provides for beneficiaries in the event of a death
Trust : holds a deceased person's assets on behalf of beneficiary
Living Will: has no legal power after a person dies
Prenuptial Agreement: provides protection for individual estate plans and keeps family property in the family
Explanation:
A will is a legal document in which a person defines how his/her assets will be distributed after his/her death.
A trust is created when one person receives assets to hold them for a beneficiary.
A living will is a document that states a person decision for medical care if he/she is not able to express it at some point and it has no power after the person dies.
A prenuptial agreement is a document signed by a couple before they get married where they establish dispositions about their assets.