90% of Trusts Fail to Properly Provide for Survivors; Top Ten Errors

1. To state the annual income that the surviving spouse is to receive;
   
   
2. To provide how funds are to be invested;
   
   
3. To change the state controlling the trust;
   
   
4. To provide for travel and living expenses;
   
   
5. For the spouse to obtain an additional sum per year for unforeseen expenses;
   
   
6. To provide for appropriate residential needs;
   
   
7. To provide funds for the children;
   
   
8. To change the method of payment to the heirs;
   
   
9. To change the share each heir will receive; and
   
   
10. To exercise intelligent judgment in the distribution of trust assets.