Harold O. Fulp, Jr. v. Nancy A. Gilliland

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• observing that “[r]evocable trusts are popular substitutes for wills, intended to provide non-probate distribution of people’s estates after their death, allowing them to retain control and use of their assets during their lifetimes”

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