Trust Accounts

  An irrevocable trust account is a powerful estate planning tool designed to protect assets, minimize estate taxes, and provide for beneficiaries according to specific terms that cannot be easily altered or revoked once established. Individuals who should consider setting up an irrevocable trust include those with significant assets seeking to reduce their taxable estate, protect wealth from creditors, or ensure long-term financial support for loved ones, such as minor children, special needs dependents, or charitable organizations. High-net-worth individuals, business owners, and those with complex financial situations may particularly benefit from the structure and control an irrevocable trust provides.