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Spouses getting divorced. One is the beneficiary of a trust. Can the trust assets be reached by the other spouse? 

Listen to Sharon L. Klein, EVP, President-Family Wealth, Eastern U.S. Region,  Fellow of The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC), offer 8 key questions to ask to determine if trust assets are vulnerable during divorce. This podcast is Part 1 of a 3-Part podcast series:

Part 1 – What to look for in the trust agreement
Part 2 – What to look for in the history of trust administration
Part 3 – Tax traps, creative planning techniques and practice tips

Listen to the full episode: Practical Considerations in Representing the (Un)Happily Married (Pt. 1 of 3) (actecfoundation.org)

Contact Sharon L. Klein, Head of Wilmington Trust’s National Divorce Advisory Practice at 212-415-0531 or sklein@wilmingtontrust.com to discuss ways Wilmington Trust can help your clients successfully navigate transition.