How to change the distribution age for a minor from 21 to 18

By InterActive Legal Support Team Last updated Jun 19, 2024

You may be looking for an option in the interview to change the age used in the article titled “Payments to Minors,” but we do not currently have such an option. The age is automatically 21.

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SPAT Interview: Include or request language requiring the trustee, when deciding on trust distributions, to consider the known personal resources of the beneficiary before making any distributions.

Provision for a “silent trust” for a Delaware trust

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