A trust that is created by words of entreaty, request, desire, or recommendation is called a(n)
A) precatory trust.
B) resulting trust.
C) pour-over trust.
D) inter vivos trust.

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A precatory trust is not technically a legally enforceable trust but rather a moral obligation. It is created by words of entreaty, request, desire or recommendation, and is not considered a formal trust. The person who receives the property has no legal obligation to follow through with the wishes expressed in the document.

A Trust That Is Created by Words of Entreaty, Request