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Georgia House Bill 122 to change the Rule Against Perpetuities for trusts. Georgia irrevocable trusts are currently limited to a maximum of 90 years. The proposed change will assist families with legacy planning and protection of assets intended to endure for multi-generations by allowing Georgia domiciled trusts to exist for 360 years. Under current la, Georgia residents wanting longer term trusts have to create trusts domiciled in other states.
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