A successor trustee takes over when a trustor or a previous trustee dies or cannot manage a trust for whatever reason. This is often indicated in a living trust, but the beneficiaries or a judge may decide on the successor trustee if not already stated in the document. As a trustee is in charge of managing the trust, choosing one is a big deal. It essentially gives a trustee power to take over some crucial decisions. That said, how far can that power go? What decisions can a trustee make? Can beneficiaries have a successor trustee removed in C…
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