Initial 1998 Retirement Trusts Sample Clauses

Initial 1998 Retirement Trusts. [24] After funding the 40-year Trusts, and as part of their continuing estate planning with Xxxxxxx Xxx, the Clairmonts decided to create additional trusts for Xxxxxxx and their grandchildren. (Tr. at 44). As Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx stated, he felt he had sufficiently funded the 40-year Trusts and now wanted to make sure his grandchildren were taken care of when they reached retirement age. (Tr. at 44). The Clairmonts created the Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxx Irrevocable Retirement Trust dated December 23, 1998, as well as identical trusts for each of Xxxxxxx’s brothers and sisters and their other grandchildren (the “1998 Retirement Trusts”). (App. at 213-252). The 1998 Retirement Trusts were drafted by Attorney Xxxxxxx Xxx and named Norwest Bank as the original trustee of the trust. (App. at 251-252, Tr. at 110). Norwest Bank later became Xxxxx Fargo, who was then replaced by State Bank as trustee in 2006. (App. at 253-254, Tr. at 112).
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