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The type of family trust you should consider depends on your specific goals and circumstances. A revocable living trust is often recommended for flexibility and control over assets during your lifetime, allowing you to change or revoke it as needed. If asset protection is a priority, an irrevocable trust may be more suitable, as it can shield assets from creditors and reduce estate taxes. Consulting with a financial advisor or estate planning attorney can help you determine the best option for your family’s needs.

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