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Grantor

“The grantor is the individual who establishes a trust and transfers assets into it, deciding the rules and beneficiaries of the trust.”

The grantor (also called settlor or trustor) can choose to act as trustee and beneficiary during their lifetime in a revocable trust.

The grantor retains the power to modify or revoke a revocable trust while alive and competent.

Learn how to structure a trust as a grantor for maximum benefit.



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