Download this Maryland Revocable Trust form which is a way in which a grantor, or the person creating the trust, can set aside funds to distribute to his or her beneficiaries.  A trust provides flexibility, continuity, and privacy. A trust is created during the life of a grantor and it will continue after the death of a grantor unless changed or revoked.  A trustee is designated who manages the trust for the benefit of the beneficiaries and is obligated to keep their best interests a priority as the trustee make investment decisions.  A grantor can include provisions in the trust that puts restrictions on how and when the funds of the trust are distributed. These restirctions might include age requirements and spending limitations.  A revocable trust may be changed or revoked during the life of the grantor.  After the death of the grantor, it becomes irrevocable.

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