Trust Types: More Than 100 Kinds of Trusts

Trust Types

Trust types in nearly any State are endless. As a law office helping families with trusts, revocable versus irrevocable is hardly the first question.

Selecting a type of trust is is the process of identifying a trust purpose. In other words, analyzing the goal for creating a trust and meeting with a professional. Because, families creating a trust do not know what they do not know.

This law office helps people and families decide on a trust purpose. For some, this is purely a money question. For others, this is a question of family dynamics, asset protection and privacy.



As such, here is list of various trust types to consider:

  • Accumulation Trust
  • Active Trust
  • Alimony Trust
  • Animal Trust
  • Annuity Trust
  • Asset Protection Trust
  • Bank Account Trust
  • Bitcoin Trust
  • Blended Trust
  • Blind Trust
  • Bond Trust
  • Business Trust
  • Bypass Trust
  • Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust
  • Charitable Remainder Trust
  • Charitable Trust
  • Claflin Trust
  • Clifford Trust
  • Common Law Trust
  • Community Trust
  • Complete Voluntary Trust
  • Complex Trust
  • Constructive Trust
  • Contingent Trust
  • Credit Shelter Trust
  • Custodial Trust
  • Destructible Trust
  • Directory Trust
  • Direct Trust
  • Discretionary Trust
  • Donative Trust
  • Dry Trust
  • Educational Trust
  • Equipment Trust
  • Estate Trust
  • Ex Delicto Trust
  • Executed Trust
  • Executory Trust
  • Express Active Trust
  • Express Private Passive Trust
  • Express Trust
  • Fixed Trust
  • Foreign Situs Trust
  • Foreign Trust
  • Generation Skipping Trust
  • Governmental Trust
  • Grantor Trust
  • Gun Trust
  • Honorary Trust
  • Illusory Trust
  • Imperfect Trust
  • Imperfect Trust
  • Implied Trust
  • Indestructible Trust
  • Insurance Trust
  • Inter Vivos Trust
  • Investment Trust
  • Involuntary Trust
  • Irrevocable Trust
  • Land Trust
  • Life Insurance Trust
  • Limited Trust
  • Liquidating Trust
  • Living Trust
  • Marital Deduction Trust
  • Medicaid Qualifying Trust
  • Ministerial Trust
  • Mixed Trust
  • Naked Land Trust
  • Nominal Trust
  • Nominee Trust
  • Nondiscretionary Trust
  • Oral Trust
  • Passive Trust
  • Pension Trust
  • Perpetual Trust
  • Personal Trust
  • Pot Trust
  • Pour Over Trust
  • Power of Appointment Trust
  • Precatory Trust
  • Presumption Trust
  • Private Trust
  • Protective Trust
  • Public Trust
  • Purchase Money Resulting Trust
  • Qualified Terminable Interest Trust
  • Real Estate Investment Trust
  • Reciprocal Trust
  • Remedial Trust
  • Resulting Trust
  • Retirement Benefits Trust
  • Revocable Trust
  • Pot Trust
  • Savings Account Trust
  • Secret Trust
  • Self-Setttled Trust
  • Shifting Trust
  • Short Term Trust
  • Spendthrift Trust
  • Split Interest Trust
  • Sprinkling Trust
  • Support Trust
  • Tentative Trust
  • Testamentary Trust
  • Totten Trust
  • Transgressive Trust
  • Unit Investment Trust
  • Unitrust
  • Vertical Trust
  • Veterans Trust
  • Voluntary Trust
  • Voting Trust

The process of identifying trust opportunities start with a conversation. A professional can help alleviate problems.

Jointly, a trust lawyer will help find and clarify a trust type. Moreover, the lawyer will also share many issues you have never considered.