In new york state, can a trustee of an irrevocable trust be the son or daughter?
Sure, it's not uncommon for a family member to be the trustee. It depends who the beneficiary of the trust is.
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Sure, it's not uncommon for a family member to be the trustee. It depends who the beneficiary of the trust is.
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Strictly speaking, no, because that if such a rule were enforced, many fewer people would be able to file.
He would not be personally responsible, no.