A sample Trust Document

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hypersoniq — Sat, 01 May 2004 18:38:14 GMT

Another general trust document sample...http://www.universalway.org/trustexample.htmlI think it's not a bad idea to at least write down the trust, saving the once-over of an attorney and the notarization until such time as it's actually needed... A starting point will go a long way to help with all the sudden overwhelming things that go along with a big hit... firstly it would be having the trust's name in place to immediately sign to the ticket, thus making it no longer hot

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rundown99 — Tue, 20 Apr 2004 15:15:21 GMT

Actually hypersonigIf you are that determined to be anonymous, it might also be better if you drive to a different town to purchase tickets. If a jackpot winning ticket is sold in a city, EVERYONE in that town is a suspect

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hypersoniq — Sun, 18 Apr 2004 15:10:24 GMT

Here is an example of a verbose family trust which has structured annual payouts... It is irrevocable and the settlor (grantor/maker) is not a beneficiary, but the documents can be changed in order to serve our purposes.http://www.trustsandestates.net/EPForms/CrumTt.htmAlso, there are other forms that need to be addressed, such as transfer of assets into an existing trust and dissolving a revocable trust (if need be

A sample Trust Document

hypersoniq — Sun, 18 Apr 2004 14:56:33 GMT

here is a really brief example of what a revocable trust is all about...http://www.ilrg.com/forms/trustrev.htmlIf you happen to find any online examples of the trust that we would be after (Revocable Personal Property Trust) or a copy of it's parent document (Revocable Land Trust)... please post a link.I think it would be a fun group project to whip up a composite document for use in retaining anonymity in case of a lottery win... anyone interested? Maybe Todd could then post it as a downloadabl... [ More ]