Can beneficiaries be removed or replaced?

In some situations, beneficiaries can be removed or replaced. In the case of a revocable trust, the Trustor has the right to make changes to the beneficiaries at any time. Courts also have the authority to remove or replace a beneficiary if it’s necessary to protect the trust’s interests.

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