Download this Texas Irrevocable Living Trust form which provides a way for an individual, or grantor, to plan for the distribution of his or her assets.  A trust is a separate entity that can hold property and assets pursuant to the terms set forth by the grantor.  For instance, a grantor may put terms in the trust that a beneficiary must be 25 to receive his or her share or that the funds should be used for education purposes.  A grantor can assess his or her unique family situation to determine what provisions are important.  In addition, a trust is continuous because it is a separate entity that continues even if the grantor passes away.  An irrevocable trust is not meant to be changed or revoked.

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