Irrevocable Living Trust

Like a Revocable Living Trust, an Irrevocable Living Trust helps avoid the costs and publicity of probate. However, an Irrevocable Living Trust cannot be revoked after its creation; except upon the consent of all the beneficiaries, the grantor, the trustee, and usually a judge. There are many different types of irrevocable trusts; two of the more common are the Life Insurance Trust (ILIT) and Charitable Trusts.

 


Power of Attorney

Family Limited Partnership

Health Care Surrogate

Irrevocable Living Trust

Life Insurance Trust

Probate

Property Transfer

Revocable Living Trust

Installment agreement

Offer In Compromise

Penalty Abatement

Innocent Spouse Relief

Statute Of Limitations

Currently Not Collectible

Bankruptcy

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