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GEORGIA STATUTES AND CODES
§ 53-12-40 - Revocation and modification generally
O.C.G.A. 53-12-40 (2010)
53-12-40. Revocation and modification generally
(a) A settlor shall have no power to modify or revoke a trust in the absence of an express reservation of such power.
(b) A power to revoke shall be deemed to include a power to modify, and an unrestricted power to modify shall be deemed to include a power to revoke.
(c) Any revocation or modification of an express trust shall be in writing and signed by the settlor.
53-12-40. Revocation and modification generally
(a) A settlor shall have no power to modify or revoke a trust in the absence of an express reservation of such power.
(b) A power to revoke shall be deemed to include a power to modify, and an unrestricted power to modify shall be deemed to include a power to revoke.
(c) Any revocation or modification of an express trust shall be in writing and signed by the settlor.
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