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To: NRx

She should go to her tax attorney. Have them create a revocable trust with the proper terms/conditions for beneficaries fund withdrawals, turn the ticket over to the Trustee for that Trust and take the full amount of the winnings to be placed into the Trust. She, then, is just a beneficiary of the Trust. It’s the Trust’s name that would get publicized.


26 posted on 02/05/2018 5:27:09 PM PST by lgjhn23 (It's easy to be liberal when you're dumber than a box of rocks.)
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To: lgjhn23

Most states don’t allow that. They require the actual beneficiaries of any trust claiming lottery prizes to be names.


31 posted on 02/05/2018 5:32:33 PM PST by NRx (A man of integrity passes his father's civilization to his son, without selling it off to strangers.)
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To: lgjhn23

It would have to be a double-blind trust. Otherwise anyone who inquires about the trust the state will tell them.


57 posted on 02/05/2018 6:40:44 PM PST by Extremely Extreme Extremist
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To: lgjhn23

Correct... the trust can sign the ticket...the issue is she already signed it.


71 posted on 02/05/2018 11:22:31 PM PST by Article10 (Roger That)
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