Abstract
The question whether creditors of a decedent's estate can reach the assets of an inter vivas trust is difficult. This article discusses the answers reached in various situations, and also a recent Missouri statute that allows the trustee to limit the time for creditors' claims.
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1985
Recommended Citation
Rights of Creditors to Reach Assets of a Revocable Trust after the Death of the Grantor - The Missouri Approach, 20 Real Prop., Prob. and Trust J. 1189 (1985).
Comments
Professor Johnson is credited as a contributor to the Report of the Committee on Formation, Administration, and Distribution of Trusts