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Begin by filling in the date and location at the top of the form. Ensure that you accurately enter the names of the Settlors, XXX and YYY.
In Article 1, outline the powers of the Settlors. Specify any amendments or revocations they wish to make regarding their shares.
Proceed to Article 2, where you will list all trust property. Use our platform's features to attach schedules detailing assets like real estate, bank accounts, and personal items.
In Article 3, detail how income and principal will be distributed during the Settlors' lifetimes and after their passing. Clearly define beneficiaries and percentages for distribution.
Review Articles 4 through 10 for Trustee powers, tax implications, and insurance policies. Make necessary adjustments based on your specific needs.
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