Find out everything you need to know about irrevocable trust including its definition, its types and the advantages and ...

For many trust grantors, choosing a trustee is one of the most challenging tasks of setting up a trust. The grantor must have confidence that the trustee will not only carry out their wishes ...

Grantors want grantees to communicate openly and demonstrate their effectiveness, but nonprofits often don’t take advantage of the digital tools at their disposal that would help them do so.

In fact, we haven’t really had any idea what proportion of their budgets grantors and grantees typically dedicate to administrative costs until now. A new series of questions in the Annual ...

Revocable trusts allow grantors to retain control and amend terms anytime, ensuring flexibility in asset management. Assets in a revocable trust bypass the probate process, protecting privacy and ...

But when multiple grantors are treated as owners of different portions of the trust (a "multiple-grantor trust"), how should those grantors divide the income of the trust among themselves?

Rob Reich rightly draws attention to the potential dark side of private philanthropic foundations. We should always be wary when institutions evade accountability, especially when they trade in ...

What Is a Clifford Trust? Clifford Trusts allowed grantors to transfer assets that produced income into the trust and reclaim them when the trust expired. They are little used today owing to ...

Grantors are usually comfortable establishing revocable trusts as part of their estate plans because they’re often named as the trustee until their death or incapacity, and therefore ...