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settlor
[set-ler, -l-er]
noun
a person who makes a settlement of property.
settlor
/ ˲õɳٱōÉ /
noun
law a person who settles property on someone
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
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Mr. Trumpās lawyers argue that under Florida law, revealing a settlorās revocable trust while they are still alive violates a right to privacy guaranteed under the state constitution.
A trust is an agreement typically involving three parties: A settlor places something valuable in the care of a trustee for the benefit of a beneficiary.
Oesterlund was listed as the āsettlor,ā the person who ādonatesā property to a trust.
Plan sponsors, therefore, wear two hats: one as a settlor; another as a fiduciary.
Here, most trusts are irrevocable and are not self-settled, i.e., the settlor is not also a beneficiary of the trust.
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