Living Trusts
a.k.a. Inter vivos trusts
A trust that operates while the settlor is living. These are also known as inter vivos trusts. They are contrasted with Testamentary Trusts, which come into existence upon the death of the settlor. DisclaimerOur intent is to describe estate planning scenarios and solutions. We do not provide advice - for advice you should consult professionals such as attorneys and accountants.
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