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trust someone or something to someone
to leave someone or something in the possession of someone whom you assume will take good care of someone or something. Can I trust my little Jimmy to you? I am perfectly comfortable trusting this money to you.
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In this way, they avoid the legal pressures a local court can exercise to force foreign trustees to open up the trust to creditors that have won the court decision.
This could happen, for example, when a grantor amends the trust to make the formerly revocable trust irrevocable or when the grantor terminates or waives a power that he or she previously held (that caused the grantor trust status).
Decanting, which involves the transfer of assets from an existing trust to a new trust (either one in existence or newly created), can often be accomplished by the trustee's action alone, without obtaining court approval or consent of the beneficiaries.
 
 
 
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