Your trustee is supposed to be extremely ethical, responsible, and have the best interests of your beneficiaries at heart. They should carry out their duties as you intended and act for the benefit of your trust and those who receive its assets. However, unfortunately, trustees may not always be up to this task. What happens if you pick a bad trustee or someone who cannot carry out his or her duties? Can you set up your trust to address this type of problem? The short answer is “Yes”!
Your Rights to Change a Trustee
If your trustee is in charge of a living trust or irrevocable trust, you may be able to make some changes yourself. Nonetheless, you can only make this type of change if the trust document allows it.
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