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Trusts, particularly irrevocable trusts, are another way to handle gifts with an iron glove and keep assets in the immediate family.

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A revocable trust becomes irrevocable upon your death.

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There seemed to have been an irrevocable change of attitude when an email from Andrew to Epstein emerged, showing their continued contact.

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But one option is to use irrevocable trusts to hold assets.

Cradling the lifeless body of his murdered daughter, Lear can do nothing but repeat the word “never” five times, the repetition driving home the irrevocable nature of loss.

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