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What is required to create a trust?
1. Settlor - with capacity
2. Delivery
3. Res
4. Trustee (not required because court will appoint)
5. Beneficiary (RAP)
6. Intent to create a trust
7. Lawful purpose
What is required for a trustee to resign?
1. Court approval showing cannot appropriately serve, and
2. Give accounting of property before, disbursements made, and property now
What are the exceptions to spendthrift trust effectiveness?
1. Contracts for necessities.
2. Child support
3. Interest retained by settlor/revocable
4. Federal tax
What must the trustee do under the Uniform Prudent Investor Act (UPIA)?
Custom-tailored investment strategy with factors like:
1. economic conditions
2. inflation/deflation
3. tax consequences
4. investment role
5. expected return
6. need for liquidity
What is the standard for UPIA?
Invest for total return. Prudence measured by conduct at time of decision.
What does the Uniform Principal & Income Act (UP&IA) allow a trustee to do?
Allocate capital gains to income
What is the allocation for mineral leases?
Same as O&G! Nominal delay rentals to income, royalty split "equitably" (85% to income)