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oldrbtwiser
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I noticed my couple's revocable living trust refers to "trust 1 and trust 2" when speaking about when one trustee dies. It also states that the first trust becomes "irrevocable" when one trustee dies. Is this language used in all revocable living trusts, and why is it done that way?
I noticed my couple's revocable living trust refers to "trust 1 and trust 2" when speaking about when one trustee dies. It also states that the first trust becomes "irrevocable" when one trustee dies. Is this language used in all revocable living trusts, and why is it done that way?