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inter vivos trust

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Inter vivos trust
A trust created between living persons. Antithesis of a testamentary trust.
inter vivos trust
See living trust.
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citizen G establishes and funds an irrevocable inter vivos trust (Trust) for the benefit of G's descendants.
Defective grantor trusts: new IRS ruling enhances estate planning by Josephs, Stuart R. / California CPA
Also known as a revocable inter vivos trust, it allows you to transfer property into it and specify a trustee who will manage the property.
LEAVING IT BEHIND; PROTECT YOURSELF WITH AN ESTATE PLAN by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Helen Wall created three irrevocable inter vivos trusts for the benefit of family members.
Grantor's power to change trustee did not bring trust assets into ... by Journal of Accountancy
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