According to the Gay and Lesbian Association of Retired Persons, there are more than three million gays over the age of 50 in the United States today. Just like the general population, those numbers are expected to explode over the next few decades with the maturing of the Baby Boomer generation.

And, while gays have made important strides in industry, employment, and in recognition as a market to be wooed by advertisers, the law has lagged in providing equality for gays who hold themselves out to family, friends and the rest of society as couples.

In this report, you'll learn why the right to privacy and personal control over health care issues and distribution of assets are key reasons for gay and lesbian couples to consider a Living Trust as their estate planning vehicle of choice.