Contingent beneficiaries in a living trust

You've designated a primary beneficiary for your living trust. But have you considered choosing a contingent beneficiary as well? Learn the benefits of having a contingent beneficiary for your living trust.

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Belle Wong, J.D.

by Belle Wong, J.D.

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Updated on: April 23, 2024 · 3 min read


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