A joint trust is created by two people who each serve as a co-trustee, and it can benefit married couples in community property states. A joint revocable trust becomes irrevocable upon the death of both grantors, which are usually the spouses.
Individuals can also create a joint option in a living trust. Both would be grantors and trustees. They can place individually- or jointly-owned assets into these trusts. Either of them can dissolve the trust during their lifetime provided that it's not irrevocable. Choosing the best form of...
unless the named beneficiary is the estate. Funds in an IRA or other retirement account can also have named beneficiaries, and property that the deceased transferred during their lifetime to a living trust will pass as specified by the terms of the...
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