Is it legal not to show the entire trust to the title company if I have a certification of trust ?
Typically, a certification of trust is sufficient but if they want to see the trust then they want to see the trust. This is not the real estate...
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None, unless the trustor has become incapacitated. Successor trustees have no role as long as the original trustee/trustor is alive. And well.
Deeds are not revoked. The title owner can grant deed the property to any person they wish, unless there is a trust which has become irrevocable...
During the lifetime of the person who set up the trust they are the trustee and the successor trustee does nothing.
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