A trust typically remains open until all of its terms are fulfilled, which can vary widely depending on the trust's purpose and provisions. For example, a revocable living trust may be settled and distributed shortly after the grantor's death, while an irrevocable trust could remain in effect for several years or even indefinitely, especially if it’s designed to benefit beneficiaries over time. The specific duration is determined by the trust document itself and any applicable state laws.
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