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generally speaking irrevocable trust cannot be changed they cant be amended they cant be revoked they cant be altered in any way but there is a series of probate code sections that allow you to go to court and ask the court to modify an irrevocable trust it depends on what scenario you have as to how easy thats going to be if the settle or the person who created the trust and all the beneficiaries agree that the trust should be modified then the court will modify the trust on that basis if the set law is not around it deceased but all the beneficiaries agree to a modification then the court can modify on that basis if however you dont have an agreement between the beneficiaries then you can go in and you can argue what we call changed circumstances so the law presumes that when somebody creates a trust they want that trust to achieve the purpose thats stated in that trust they want it to benefit the people who are named in that trust but sometimes circumstances change because of