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Family Trust
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Family Trust
A trust into which the trustor places assets to be distributed to children following his/her death. Specifically, a family trust does not name the trustor's spouse as a beneficiary. See also: Q-TIP.
family trust
A trust established for the purpose of passing assets to children or other heirs rather than to a surviving spouse. See also sprinkling trust.
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