Second, at the discretion of the title company, a full copy of the trust and any amendments. My trust contains certain amounts of money to be given to various charities which is none of your business. Because many different provisions may be on the same page, the answer must be no - but if the title company requires a copy of the trust, it may accept a copy of the trust, it may accept a copy with these amounts blacked out. The trust must specifically provide for less than all to sign. Any individual not under a legal disability or a corporation that has qualified to do a trust business in the state of California.
Title is vested in the trustee.
Hence, if the trustee is an individual or a corporation, then the new general form of acknowledgment will be prepared to reflect the intrinsic nature of the trustee. Yes, the trustee is limited principally and most importantly by the provisions of the trust and, thus, may only act within the terms of the trust. The probate code contains general powers which, unless limited by the trust agreement, are sufficient for title insurers to rely on for sale, conveyance and refinance purposes. The Suburban Group.