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Maybe never. Trusts can hold property indefinitely, beyond the lifetimes of those humans who set them up. If that is the wish of their creators, and if they were drafted carefully and correctly by an estate planning attorney.

What does the trust document itself say about this subject? That's where I'd look first.

The only obvious answer that I can think of without seeing the documents and knowing all the details is this: When the trust is no longer of any value to the beneficiary. When the core purpose of the trust has become unlawful, frustrated or obsolete.

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