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Introduction

The term "Trust Estate" refers to the property, assets, or rights held in trust for the benefit of the beneficiaries, managed by a trustee under the terms of the trust agreement. It includes all property that is transferred to the trust, both at the time of its creation and subsequently, and serves to fulfill the purposes outlined in the trust.

Below are various examples of how "Trust Estate" can be defined in different contexts. Copy the one that fits your needs, customize it, and use it in your contract.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as property held in trust

This definition ties "Trust Estate" to the assets or property held in trust, managed by a trustee for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

"Trust Estate" means all assets, property, and interests transferred to the trust, including real estate, securities, and personal property, managed by the trustee for the benefit of the trust beneficiaries.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as assets held in a trust arrangement

This definition connects "Trust Estate" to the assets specifically held within a trust arrangement, under the trustee's control.

"Trust Estate" refers to all assets, both tangible and intangible, held within the trust, including but not limited to real property, financial instruments, and other investments.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as property transferred to a trust

This definition links "Trust Estate" to the property transferred to the trust by the trustor, which will be managed for specific purposes.

"Trust Estate" means any and all property, both real and personal, transferred to the trust, including property described in the trust agreement and any property added thereafter.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as all assets managed by a trustee

This definition applies "Trust Estate" to all assets that are being managed by the trustee under the terms of the trust.

"Trust Estate" refers to all assets, property, or investments held by the trustee, in accordance with the trust agreement, to be administered for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as estate for a specific trust purpose

This definition connects "Trust Estate" to the estate that has been set aside for a specific purpose as outlined in the trust agreement.

"Trust Estate" means all property held in trust for the specific purpose of [insert purpose], including real and personal property designated in the trust agreement.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as real property held in trust

This definition ties "Trust Estate" specifically to real estate property held in trust.

"Trust Estate" refers to all real property conveyed to the trust, including land, buildings, and any rights associated with the real property, to be managed according to the trust terms.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as personal property held in trust

This definition connects "Trust Estate" to personal property placed in trust, such as stocks, bonds, and other non-real estate assets.

"Trust Estate" means all personal property, including securities, bonds, stocks, and other assets, held in trust for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as investments held in trust

This definition links "Trust Estate" to investments that are held and managed within the trust.

"Trust Estate" refers to all investments, including stocks, bonds, and other financial instruments, held by the trustee under the terms of the trust agreement.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as trust property distributed to beneficiaries

This definition applies "Trust Estate" to the property that is to be distributed to the beneficiaries.

"Trust Estate" means the totality of property, whether real, personal, or financial, to be distributed to the beneficiaries under the trust agreement.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as an income-generating property in trust

This definition connects "Trust Estate" to properties that generate income for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

"Trust Estate" refers to all income-generating properties, including rental properties, stocks, and investments, held in trust for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as the trust’s property portfolio

This definition ties "Trust Estate" to the entire portfolio of assets held within the trust, including various types of property.

"Trust Estate" means the entire portfolio of assets, including both real and personal property, financial instruments, and income-producing assets, held by the trust.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as assets subject to trust conditions

This definition connects "Trust Estate" to the assets that are subject to the specific conditions outlined in the trust agreement.

"Trust Estate" refers to all assets placed under the trust, subject to the conditions, terms, and restrictions specified in the trust agreement.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as property used for charitable purposes

This definition applies "Trust Estate" to assets held within a charitable trust.

"Trust Estate" means all assets held by the trustee for charitable purposes, including real property, investments, and income generated, to benefit the designated charity.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as estate encompassing multiple asset types

This definition links "Trust Estate" to the entire estate, which includes a variety of asset types, held under the trust.

"Trust Estate" refers to all property, real, personal, or otherwise, held in trust, including financial instruments, real estate, personal belongings, and any other assets designated in the trust.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as estate including both principal and income

This definition connects "Trust Estate" to both the principal assets of the trust and any income generated from those assets.

"Trust Estate" means the principal assets, along with any income or dividends generated from such assets, held in trust for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as property for the support of beneficiaries

This definition ties "Trust Estate" to assets intended for the support and maintenance of the beneficiaries.

"Trust Estate" refers to all property held within the trust, designated for the support, maintenance, and benefit of the beneficiaries, including real property and investments.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as estate containing life insurance policies

This definition links "Trust Estate" to life insurance policies that are part of the trust.

"Trust Estate" means all assets within the trust, including life insurance policies that are held by the trustee for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as estate used for business interests

This definition applies "Trust Estate" to assets related to business interests held within the trust.

"Trust Estate" refers to any business interests, such as shares, stocks, or ownership stakes, held in the trust and managed by the trustee.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as real and personal property in trust

This definition ties "Trust Estate" to both real and personal property held within the trust.

"Trust Estate" means all real and personal property, including land, homes, and financial assets, that is placed in the trust for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as estate for special purposes

This definition connects "Trust Estate" to the estate held for specific, special purposes outlined in the trust agreement.

"Trust Estate" refers to all property held in trust for a specific purpose, such as education, health care, or charitable purposes, as outlined in the trust agreement.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as a revocable trust's property

This definition links "Trust Estate" to property held within a revocable trust.

"Trust Estate" means all property held by the revocable trust, including real estate, investments, and personal property, that can be amended or revoked by the trustor.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as property held for future generations

This definition applies "Trust Estate" to property intended to be passed down to future generations.

"Trust Estate" refers to all property held in trust for future generations, including family heirlooms, investments, and real estate, to be distributed according to the terms of the trust.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as assets allocated for debt repayment

This definition connects "Trust Estate" to assets intended for repaying the debts of the trustor.

"Trust Estate" means all property, including real estate and personal property, allocated for the repayment of any outstanding debts or obligations of the trustor.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as assets in a testamentary trust

This definition ties "Trust Estate" to the property in a testamentary trust, created by a will.

"Trust Estate" refers to all property that is transferred into a testamentary trust, as established by the trustor's will, for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as a discretionary trust’s property

This definition connects "Trust Estate" to the property held in a discretionary trust.

"Trust Estate" means all property within a discretionary trust, where the trustee has the discretion to distribute assets to the beneficiaries as deemed appropriate.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as assets managed under fiduciary duty

This definition links "Trust Estate" to assets managed by a trustee under fiduciary duty.

"Trust Estate" refers to all assets that are managed under the fiduciary duty of the trustee, including real estate, securities, and other financial assets.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as estate for private family trust

This definition applies "Trust Estate" to property held within a private family trust.

"Trust Estate" means all property held within a private family trust, including family-owned businesses, real estate, and investments, for the benefit of family members.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as property included in an irrevocable trust

This definition connects "Trust Estate" to assets held in an irrevocable trust, which cannot be altered by the trustor.

"Trust Estate" refers to all property that is irrevocably transferred to the trust, including both tangible and intangible assets, which cannot be modified by the trustor after establishment.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as a trust’s corpus

This definition ties "Trust Estate" to the corpus of the trust, which is the principal or main body of assets.

"Trust Estate" means the corpus of the trust, consisting of the main assets placed into the trust and managed by the trustee for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as estate including digital assets

This definition links "Trust Estate" to digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, digital rights, or online accounts.

"Trust Estate" refers to all digital assets, including cryptocurrencies, domain names, and online accounts, held in trust for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as estate for business succession planning

This definition connects "Trust Estate" to the assets used for business succession planning purposes.

"Trust Estate" means all assets held in trust as part of a business succession plan, including business interests, property, and intellectual property, for the smooth transition of the business to future owners.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as an estate for tax planning purposes

This definition ties "Trust Estate" to assets held in trust as part of tax planning.

"Trust Estate" refers to all assets held in trust for the purpose of minimizing taxes, including investments, real estate, and financial instruments.

Definition of "Trust Estate" as a trust’s assets during administration

This definition links "Trust Estate" to the assets during the administration of the trust.

"Trust Estate" means all assets held within the trust during its administration, including real estate, personal property, and income from investments, to be distributed according to the trust’s terms.

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