Oklahoma § 31-13 Preservation trust - Revocable or irrevocable -

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 31-13 — Preservation trust - Revocable or irrevocable -

Oklahoma § 31-13

Title 31Homestead And Exemptions

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Okla. Stat. tit. 31, § 31-13 (2026).

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Contributions. A preservation trust may be established as a revocable and amendable trust or as an irrevocable trust. If the grantor of a preservation trust revokes or partially revokes the preservation trust, the exemption provisions of Section 12 of this title shall not be applicable to any property received by the grantor as a result of such revocation or partial revocation. The fair market value of any property received by the grantor as a result of a partial revocation shall increase the amount of property which the grantor may contribute to the preservation trust pursuant to Section 12 of this title.

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Contributions. A preservation trust may be established as a revocable and amendable trust or as an irrevocable trust. If the grantor of a preservation trust revokes or partially revokes the preservation trust, the exemption provisions of Section 12 of this title shall not be applicable to any property received by the grantor as a result of such revocation or partial revocation. The fair market value of any property received by the grantor as a result of a partial revocation shall increase the amount of property which the grantor may contribute to the preservation trust pursuant to Section 12 of this title.