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MANAGING TRUSTEE DESIGNATION

 

The following are additional instructions to be applied to the trust agreement established on ________________ (Date), by _______________________________, naming ________________________________________ as beneficiary:

Designated trustees of the trust are ___________________________________ (Name), of ___________________________________________________(Address) and ___________________________________________________ (Name), of ___________________________________________________(Address)

The managing trustee shall be ____________________________ (Name), and as long as he is capable of sustaining the positions, duties, and responsibilities shall occupy this position. If, for whatever reason, ______________________ (Name) becomes incapable of performing those duties, __________________________ (Name) shall assume the responsibility of managing and upholding the trust.

______________________________ ____________________

Signature Date

______________________________ _____________________

Witness Date

______________________________ _____________________

Witness Date

 

 

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