Revoking or Changing Irrevocable Trusts
New York law recognizes that circumstances in life may change that alter the original purpose of a Trust. Under the EPTL, someone who seeks to revoke or amend a Trust must get written authorization from all current and future living beneficiaries. If you need to change or revoke an Irrevocable Trust, Seidner & Associates, PC can analyze your personal situation and advise you accordingly.
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