Loading...Download this Kentucky Revocable Living Trust form which is a way to allow you, as grantor, to place certain assets and property into an entity for the benefit of your loved ones. A trust allows flexibility, continuity and privacy as compared to a will. For instance, you can create a trust during your life which will continue after your death. There is continuity in management as you will also appoint a trustee and suceessor trustees to make sure the provisions of your will are carried out until termination. In addition, you can provide that any beneficiaries have to wait until they reach a certain age before they receive any of the assets. A revocable trust can be changed or revoked during the life of the grantor, but becomes irrevocable thereafter.