Sample Living Trust

Revocable Living Trust Amendment

Unlike a Will, a living trust is controlled by contract law rather than by the probate

code under state law. An amendment to a Revocable Living Trust must be in

writing, but it does not need to be witnessed. It does not need to be notarized. It

does need to be signed by the Grantors of the Trust and the Trustees of the

Trust since they are both parties to the Trust Agreement. In most cases, with a

Revocable Living Trust, these are the same people.

After the Revocable Living Trust has been signed, the original should be placed