addendum to trust in NH
Can I change beneficiary amounts in my revocable trust through an addendum
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Read More Answered By: Bruce L. Dorner |
Re: addendum to trust in NH The general answer is yes. However, you need to review the trust and find the portion which details the powers reserved to the Grantor (you). Also, you need to consider if changing the amounts will cause any problems down the road when you are no longer the Trustee. Trust amendments can cause unintended consequences. It is best to meet with an attorney who can advise you after hearing all the details.
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