In a living trust, can a successor trustee be an heir?
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Read More Answered By: Larry L. Doan |
If by an heir, you mean a beneficiary, i.e., a person who will get some of the trust properties after the death of the grantor, then yes. A beneficiary can also be a successor trustee. That's very common, such as a child of the grantor. |
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