A trust is a legal mechanism that separates the responsibility of owning property from the benefits of owning property. A trust is established by a grantor or grantors — the person or persons owning property to be placed in the trust. Property placed in the trust is called the corpus of the trust. The corpus can include part or all of the property owned by the grantor(s).
Organization |
University of Nebraska Extension |
Publisher |
University of Nebraska |
Published |
1996 |
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Written Material |