Why are trusts so many pages?
There are many reasons why trusts have so many pages, but the most important is that they are designed to protect the assets of beneficiaries and ensure that they receive their inheritance. The legal documents that make up a trust include:
1. A Declaration of Trust, which is a document that defines the terms of the trust, who the beneficiaries are and what property the trust holds.
2. An Instrument Creating a Trust, which is a document that explains how the trust was created.
3. A Trustee's Duties, which is a document that explains what duties and obligations a trustee has for managing the trust.
4. A Beneficiary's Rights, which is a document explaining what rights beneficiaries have under a trust
It's easy to feel a little overwhelmed when you open up a trust. There are so many pages, each with its own details and legalese to read over—and that's just for the grantor. It can be hard to know where to start when you're faced with that kind of complexity. The purpose of a trust is to protect property, and second, it's not as complicated as it seems.
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