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RLT
(redirected from Revocable living trust)

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RLTRelating to
RLTRevocable Living Trust
RLTReal Life Test
RLTRaleigh Little Theatre
RLTRegional Leadership Team
RLTRegimental Landing Team
RLTReformulation-Linearization Technique (computer programming)
RLTReal Life Technologies (trademark of Hewlett-Packard)
RLTRelease Link Trunk
RLTRegina Little Theatre
RLTRed Letter Tribe (band)
RLTRolling Liquid Transporter
RLTRiemann-Liouville Transform
RLTRelocatable Target
RLTReorder Lead Time
RLTRecover Log Tracking
RLTReliable Liaison Thailand, Co Ltd (Bangkok, Thailand)
RLTRegional Lead Team (Wallace Center National Good Food Network)
RLTRisk Limitation Technology (banking and insurance industries)


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Jerry has taken steps to create a revocable living trust, but has yet to fund the trust.
In the case at issue, the decedent had created a revocable living trust in 1991.
Matti L Griffin, trustee of the Lola Griffin revocable living trust.
 
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