- Alaska has corrected a major defect common in self-settled laws.
- It now provides a definition for a “pre-existing creditor”.
- Now, one can name a non-resident beneficiary as a co-trustee without compromising creditor protection.
- No need to worry now that a judge might order a distribution, which a creditor could then attach.
- Who We Serve
- Trust Services
- Alaska Community Property Trusts
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- Asset Protection Trusts
- Intentionally Defective Grantor Trusts
- Custodial Services for Individual Trustees
- Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts
- Charitable Trusts
- LLC Administration for Private Placement Life Insurance
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- Qualified Personal Residence Trusts
- Directed Trusts
- Self-Directed IRA & IRA Services
- Dynasty Trusts
- Self-Settled Trusts (a.k.a. Spendthrift Trusts)
- Generation-Skipping Trusts
- Special Needs Trusts
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- Spousal Lifetime Access Trusts
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