O UR SUBJECT this month is trusts. For those of you who are trust and estates lawyers, this column may seem like a stroll down memory lane. Yet, recent decisions by four of our area`s surrogates on different trust issues suggest that a revisiting of trust law is timely, though not too taxing in these languid August days.
August 15, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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OUR SUBJECT this month is trusts. For those of you who are trust and estates lawyers, this column may seem like a stroll down memory lane. Yet, recent decisions by four of our area’s surrogates on different trust issues suggest that a revisiting of trust law is timely, though not too taxing in these languid August days.
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