Trust Assets Not Subject to Creditors of the Beneficiaries Sample Clauses

Trust Assets Not Subject to Creditors of the Beneficiaries. No part of this Trust, or any Trust sub-account, neither principal nor income, shall be subject to anticipation or assignment by any of the Beneficiaries, nor shall it be subject to attachment or control by any public or private creditor of any of the Beneficiaries. No part of this Trust, or any Trust sub- account, neither principal nor income, may be taken by any legal or equitable process by any voluntary or involuntary creditor, including those who have provided support and maintenance for a Beneficiary. Under no circumstances may any Beneficiary compel a distribution from the Trust sub-account maintained for that Beneficiary or from any other part of the Trust estate.
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