Ann-Margaret Carrozza writes that New York estate planners have more tools than ever before with which to revoke or amend existing irrevocable trusts, sorust settlors and drafters need to be aware of the ways trusts can later be changed in order to ensure that their original objectives are subsequently carried out.
September 17, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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New York estate planners have more tools than ever before with which to revoke or amend existing irrevocable trusts. Trust settlors and drafters need to be aware of the ways trusts can later be changed in order to ensure that their original objectives are subsequently carried out.
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