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What is a settlor?

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The one making the trust

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What is a trustee?

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The one entrusted with managing the trust

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What is the beneficiary?

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The one who benefits from the trust.

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How does interest vest in a trust?

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A trust vests legal title in the trustee and equitable title in the beneficiary

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Once a trust is created who owns the assets?

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The trust.

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What are the two types of trusts?

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Express and implied

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What is an express trust?

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A trust created pursuant to the express intention of the settlor. It can be oral or written.

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What is an implied trust?

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Created when there is no express intention of the settlor to create a trust.

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What is a resulting trust?

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The settlor tries to create a trust for the beneficiary but still retains some or all of the property for himself.

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What is a constructive trust?

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Where the court will construe a trust because equity demands it.

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What is the uniform trust code?

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The Uniform Trust Code is a set of laws created for the purpose of unifying trust code throughout the United States. Approximately 33 jurisdictions have adopted the UTC as of 2016.

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What is the Restatement of Trusts?

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Restates and attempts to modernize the laws of trusts.

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