ARS § 14-10603
When a trust is revocable by the settlor, the settlor controls the beneficiaries’ rights and the trustee’s duties are owed only to the settlor. A power-of-withdrawal holder gets settlor-like rights for the property covered by that power while it can be exercised.
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fiduciary duties trust administration
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