Verified, on this site, means each statute was read from its official publication — or, where the official site serves no section-level URL, from a mirror whose basis is stated on the page — every rule carries its section number, and the page records the capture date and the source line for each section, with a seal where one applies. Where a popular rule is not that state’s law, the article says so rather than papering over the absence.
GeorgiaVerified
A writing is required, and every trust is irrevocable by default.
New YorkVerified
Irrevocable by default, statutory execution, and no contest deadline.
South CarolinaVerified
The uniform code inside the Probate Code, and a 360-year trust.
TexasVerified
A signed writing, the 90-day accounting demand, and a 300-year trust.