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haele

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7. Having created a family trust, depending on if a conservatorship was added...
Tue Jun 9, 2026, 05:57 PM
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That money is his.
My trust is set up so between me and Laz, the survivor has use of the trust. The house is then put into the trust.
Once the survivor passes, the trust then splits equally into three, one third each to kidlet and the grandkids specifically, so any legal partner or lienholder cannot claim it as a joint asset later on.
The trust manager acts as executor and conservator, should with of the grandkids be under 21. The trust manager is not associated with "the family"
The house must be sold within 6 months, contents disbursed as identified, and the trust will absorb and divide proceed of the sale and contents equally, goes into three individual money market accounts for each heir.

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