Probate Complaint Filed For Damages & For Elder Abuse
Probate Complaint Filed For Damages & For Elder Abuse
Probate Complaint Filed For Damages & For Elder Abuse
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
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IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO
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COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES FOR
FINANCIAL ELDER ABUSE AND
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) TRUST REVOCATION IS VOID
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MATTHEW J. BAKES, an individual, ) AND INVALID
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Plaintiff, )
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vs. )
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CHRISTOPHER J. BAKES, an )
individual; and DOES 1 - 20, )
inclusive, )
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Defendant. )
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COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES FOR FINANCIAL ELDER ABUSE
COME NOW plaintiff MATTHEW J. BAKES ("plaintiff'), beneficiary of The
2 Trust (hereinafter "Trust"), and interested person of the estate of John J. Bakes
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(hereinafter "decedent" and "settlor"), and hereby complains of damages for financial
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elder abuse pursuant to Welfare & Institutions Code Section 15610.30 and 15657.5
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and for judgment declaring trust revocation as void and invalid.
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Standing and Jurisdiction
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9 sections 24, 48, and 17200, and Welfare & Institutions Code Section 15657.3. Plaintiff
10 is a beneficiary of the Trust and an interested person and heir of the decedent and
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decedent's estate.
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2. Venue and jurisdiction is proper in the County of Sacramento, State of
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California, pursuant to Probate Code Sections 17000, 17003, 17004, and Code of Civil
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Procedure Section 410.10, in that defendant resides and works in the County of
16 Sacramento, and decedent passed in the County of Sacramento, and further, there
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COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES FOR FINANCIAL ELDER ABUSE
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C. Barbara Bakes, spouse
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9 Sacramento, CA 95820
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4. On or about September 25, 2019, settlor John J. Bakes ("settlor")
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12 executed a declaration of trust titled and known as The 1994 Fennessy Family Trust
13 (hereinafter "Trust"). At the same time, settlor also executed a pour-over will, whereby
14 the residue of his estate would be transferred to the Trust. The named beneficiaries of
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the Trust, provided they survived settlor, which they did, are plaintiff, as to the
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distribution of the real property owned by settlor's trust at 4130 61st Street,
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Sacramento, CA, and Barbara Bakes, his surviving spouse, as to personal property.
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WHEREFORE, plaintiff prays judgment against defendants as herein set forth.
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6 declaration. Attached as Exhibit B and incorporated herein is a copy of the Last Will,
12 committed financial elder abuse upon settlor John J. Bakes, and for a finding
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that said abuse was committed with malice and intent to defraud and for a
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wrongful use.
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2. For an Order of the Court declaring that the revocation described herein is
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invalid and void as it was executed without capacity to do so and while the
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18 settlor was under stress and the undue influence of defendant, and that
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. Yonano, Esq.
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EWJ. BAKES
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COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES FOR FINANCIAL ELDER ABUSE
1 7. On or around June 24, 2020, defendant took steps to influence settler
2 and have him sign a revocation of his trust. It is unknown at this time if defendant
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proceeded to have a revocation of the will executed as well, but defendant recently
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flied a petition for letters of administration whereby he failed to indicate that there was
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an existing valid will.
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8. Settler passed away on June 28, 2020, just four days after the revocation
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8 was purportedly signed. At the time that he purportedly signed the revocation, settler
9 was suffering from significant mental and physical deficits, and was diagnosed by
10 health care providers and others who were caring for him, to be unable to understand
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what was going on or to understand and control his actions. In fact, settler was
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exhibiting anger and impaired decision-making, as well as hallucinations, delusions,
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and paranoid behavior. Settlor was also showing signs of forgetfulness, and memory
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deficits, according to a Sutter Health visit report.
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17 and prior estate plan which provided for distribution of his assets according to his
18 intentions, was purportedly revoked and his intentions for distribution of his assets was
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altered.
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10. Defendant took, secreted, appropriated, obtained, and retained property
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of the settler for a wrongful use and with intent to defraud settlor. Defendant took these
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actions in violation of Welfare & Institutions Code Section 15610.30, to settler's harm
24 as well as the harm of their children. As settler was incapacitated at the time of the
25 acts and died just four days later, the Trust was essentially irrevocable and had
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COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES FOR FINANCIAL ELDER ABUSE
1 11. Defendant's above-described conduct is defined in and governed by,
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among other provisions, California Welfare & Institutions Code ("W&I") Sections
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15610.07, 15610.27, 15610.30, 15610.53, 15610.57, 15657.5, 15657.6, 15670.
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6 15610.30, and 15657.5, defendant committed financial elder abuse upon settlor.
7 13. As a legal and proximate result of the acts of defendant, settlor, the Trust
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and plaintiff as the expected beneficiary, have suffered general damages in the sum of
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at least $200,000.
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14. The above-described conduct of defendant was willful and malicious and
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12 was intended to cause injury to settlor and plaintiff. Plaintiff is therefore entitled to an
13 award of exemplary or punitive damages. Moreover, plaintiff is entitled to attorneys'
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fees pursuant to Welfare & Institutions Code Section 15657 .5. Further, defendant
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should be deemed to predecease settlor as a result of his actions, pursuant to Probate
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Code Section 259.
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SECOND CAUSE OF ACTION
20 FOR JUDGMENT DECLARING TRUST REVOCATION VOID AND INVALID
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15. Plaintiffs incorporate paragraphs 1 through 14 herein by reference and
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further alleges:
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24 16. The trust revocation purportedly executed by decedent and settlor shortly
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capacity to understand and execute this document and was incompetent at the time,
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COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES FOR FINANCIAL ELDER ABUSE
2 VERIFICATION AND DECLARATION
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I, Matthew J. Bakes, assert and state as follows:
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I am a plaintiff in this action and a named beneficiary of the trust described in
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the attached complaint. The matters contained in the foregoing complaint are true and
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correct to the best of my own knowledge, except as to the matters stated therein on
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10 I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct under
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the laws of the State of California.
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Executed on October ')...O, 2020 at El Dorado Hills, California.
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COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES FOR FINANCIAL ELDER ABUSE
Exhibit A
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JOHN J. BAKES LIVING TRUST
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Table of Contents
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Section 3.01 Definition of Incapacity ....................................................... .. 3- l
Section 3.02 Trustee Succession Outing Incapacity .............. ..................... .'- I
Section 3.03 Trustee Succession After Death ...................... ....................... 3-1
Section 3.04 Trustee Resignation, Removal, and Appointm�nt ................. J-1
Section 3.05 Prohibition Against SNT Beneficiary Serving as
Trustee.................................................................................... J-2
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Section 6.02 Distribution of Remaining Tangible Personal Propi:ny ......... 6- l
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Section 9.08 Indemnification of Trustee When Acting in Good Faith ....... 1.J-6
Section 9.09 Termination and Distribution of Supplemental Needs
Trust ....................................................................................... 9-6
Section 9. I 0 Distribution Upon the Death of Beneficiary .......................... 9-7
Section 9.11 Waiver of Court Invasion of Principal ................................... 9-7
Section 9. 12 Prohibition Against Beneficiary Serving as Trustee .............. 9-7
Section 9.13 Limitation on Power to Remove and Replace Trustee .......... cJ. 7
Section 9 .14 No Power to Elect Optional Unirrust ..................................... CJ-8
Section 9.15 No General Power of Appointment ....................................... 9-8
Section 9.16 Application of Article ............................................................ lJ-8
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Section I 1.03 f\o Court Proceedings .......................................................... 11-1
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Section 3.01 Definition of Incapacity ....................................................... .. 3- l
Section 3.02 Trustee Succession Outing Incapacity .............. ..................... .'- I
Section 3.03 Trustee Succession After Death ...................... ....................... 3-1
Section 3.04 Trustee Resignation, Removal, and Appointm�nt ................. J-1
Section 3.05 Prohibition Against SNT Beneficiary Serving as
Trustee.................................................................................... J-2
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Section 6.02 Distribution of Remaining Tangible Personal Propi:ny ......... 6- l
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Section 9.08 Indemnification of Trustee When Acting in Good Faith ....... 1.J-6
Section 9.09 Termination and Distribution of Supplemental Needs
Trust ....................................................................................... 9-6
Section 9. I 0 Distribution Upon the Death of Beneficiary .......................... 9-7
Section 9.11 Waiver of Court Invasion of Principal ................................... 9-7
Section 9. 12 Prohibition Against Beneficiary Serving as Trustee .............. 9-7
Section 9.13 Limitation on Power to Remove and Replace Trustee .......... cJ. 7
Section 9 .14 No Power to Elect Optional Unirrust ..................................... CJ-8
Section 9.15 No General Power of Appointment ....................................... 9-8
Section 9.16 Application of Article ............................................................ lJ-8
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Section I 1.03 f\o Court Proceedings .......................................................... 11-1
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Article One
Establish·1rig My ·Trust
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During any period that my trust is a Grantor Trust, the taxpayer identification 11umher 1.1 (
my trust may be my Social Security number, in accordance with Treasury Rcgul.ition
Sections 301.6109-1 (a)(2)(i)(B) and 1.6 7 l-4(h)l2)(i)(A) .
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Section 1.02 Third-Party Reliance on Affidavit or Certification of Trust
l'yiy Ti:u stees may provide an affidavit or <;ertification of trust to third pat1ics in lil.!u or
providing a copy of this agrttauet1u;;rhit�;:part1'es'lfrc exonerated from any liability for ;tCIS
or omissions in reliance on the affidavit or certification of trust, and for the applk;iti1.111 1ha1
my Trustees make of funds or other property delivered to my Trustees.
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In addition, "my children" includes any children subsequently born to or legally u,foptcJ
byme.
References to ..my descendants" are to my children und their Jescendant� .
However, I am specifically disinheriting CHRISTOPHER BAKES and ANNIE BAKES
and their descendants. TI1erefore, for the purposes of this agreement, CHR ISTOPII ER
BAKES and ANN IE BAKES and their descendants are presumed to hav..: pn�dcl:\!ascd m1:.
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First: MATfHEW BAKES
Second: BARBARA KIER BO\.\'._ �t' K1E� ;· .,
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JOHN J. BAKES LIVlNG TRL'ST
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MacFarlan� Legal. Inc.
Estate Planning. Pn1bu1c:. and Trust Adminisiratkm
9701 Fair Oaks l'h1ule,·,ud. Suite 100, fair Oaks. C:A '>561!!
Plume: 1916) 67-4-2066 • firx: (916) •Pl-0495
• (vii) a court, upon petition by a beneficiary, so long as the court do�s not acquire
jurisdiction over the trust in excess of that necessary for the uction requested.
Anyone listed may act and may negate the actions of those further down in the lis1. A
primary beneficiary may not be self-appointed as Trustee. A ·Trust Protector may ,wt he
self-appointed as Trustee and may not simultaneously sen·e as Trust Protector and Trustee.
The right to remove a Trustee under tl)is Section may riot be deemed to grant to any person
h,olding th.at right any of. the..-.po1.ye� of that trustee. If a beneficiary is a minor or is
incapacitated, the parent or legal representative of the beneficiary may act on bd1alfof th�
beneficiary.
The replacement of a Trustee under this Section 3.04 does not invoke the Trustee
succession provisions of Section 3.02 or Section 3.03, rather the name of the nppl1i11tc<l
Trustee under this Section replaces the name of the removed Trustee under the Trustcl.'
succession provisions.
Notice of removal must be in writing and delivered to the Trustee being removed. to any
other Trustees then serving, and to the primary beneficiary of the trust. The remo,·al will
become etlective according to the provisions of the written notice.
Notice of appointment must be in writing and delivered to the appointed Trusrcc. to any
other Trustees then serving, and to the primary beneficiary of the trust. The ..ippnimment
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will become effective at the time of acceptance by the appointed Trustee.
Other than me and anyone who otherwise has a then-exercisable generul power or
appointment over the trust in question. if any person holding the power lo remove anc.l
replace a Trustee or fill a Trustee vacancy is a transferor or beneficiary (as dcfim:d in
Section l 2.06(h)) of the trust in question, then a replacement �rustce or a Trust:ec to· tiH �
vacancy, may only be appointed with a Trustee that is .not related or subordinate fri thi:
. person within the meaning of Section 672.(�} ot)]l� Internal Revenue Code; and if .i Tru:-tc�
is rev:ioved and ·a replacem_ept ,T1;ustee. is appointed, the replacement Trustee must
co1nmcnce· service simultaneously with the ·removal of the removed Trusn.:c.
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(iii) the person acting as my agent under a power of attorney for property: ,.tnd
(iv) the person court-appointed for me as Conservator.
My Trustee will distribute income and principal for my general welfare and comfort. In
particular, my Trustee may make distributions for any of the following:
(a) If I am Hospitalized
My Trustee may make distributions to ensure that I have a le!\·d of �an:
beyond that which would ordinarily be provided in a hospital. For examph:,
my Trustee may pay for a private room m other more lu:mrious
accommodations in the hospital. In addition, my Trustee may make
distributions to pay for registered or practical nurses, or other caregivers,
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appropriate to supplement the regular l�vel of hospital care.
(b) If I Requir� Home Carft •· .. :, .... . . ·
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prefer to rc.fT!�j�--i�:-�y 'o";if'hoine
a�'d .rec�ivc care at home as long as
reasonably possible. My Trustee may make distributions to pay for :1id\,'l-.
caregivers, nursing care, home improwments. and medical ·equipmc:nt that
may be required for my care or to assist with daily living and to ensure that
I can independently and safely live at hum!!.
(c) If Assisted Living or Nursing Home is Required
If it is no longer safe or reasonable for me to n.:c�i, c care in my home. m�
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Trustee may make distrihutions to pay for my care in an assisted lh·it1g
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If I require care that prevents me from living at home. it is my intent to return homl.!.
regardless of the prognosis for being able to do so.
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No third party may enforce any claim or right to payment pgainst my trust by virtue of this
discretionary autho1ity. My Trustt:c may not pay any administrative �xpenscs from a�,er:.
passing to an organization that qualifies for the federal estate tax charitable deduction.
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By authorizing my Trust_ee to.,mak.e payments described in this Section, I do not thl'r1.·by
waive'any-statutory or common l�w exemption atforded to any asset from s::1tisfoctio11 or
such payments (for example. from life insurance proceeds payable to my trust).
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policies covering the property and any claims under those policies.
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expenses of securing. storing. insuring, packing, transporting. and othm\"isc �aring f� ir the
Article Seven
Residuary to Named Beneficiaries
My residuary trust estate will be distributed to my beneficiaries pursuant to the terms �)f
this Article.
My Trustee will distribute ench bcneticiury's share to the beneficiary outright. th..�c 111' tru:-t.
If BARBARA KfERBOW BAKES is de!;eascd. her share v.·ill be distributed pro rata tl• the
other beneficiaries named in thjs Article. l f there are no other named bencticiarie,. hi.:r
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share will be administered as provided in Article Eight. entitled "Remote Coming,.mt
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Article Eight
Remote Contingent Distribution
If, at any time, the other provisions of this :agr\.>ement fail to provide for a beneficiary nf
any part·of my trust estate, then tha:t part will be distributed to those persons \vho \\ nuld
inherit it had rriy wife and I then died intestate with each of us owning onc;-hal f l>f th..:
property, as detennined and in the proportions provided by the laws of California then in
effect relating to the succession of separate property not acquired from a parl.!nt.
grandparent, or predeceased spouse.
However, even though BRITTNEY BAKES, ANDREW BAKES. WILLIAM PATRICK
BAKES, and PA YTRA DA VIS are natural heirs, I am specifically disinheriting them. and
the provisions of this Article will be interpreted as though they have predt:cease<l m�.
I have specifically disinh�rited CHRISTOPHER BAKES und ANNIE BAKES and their
descendants. Therefore, for the pu1voses of this Article, CHRISTOPHER BAKES and
A�NIE BAKES and their descendants are presumed to have predci.:cased me.
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Estatl' Plilnn-ing. Proball', and Trust Admini�tration
9701 Fair Oaks Boul�,ard. Suite IOO. Fair Oaks. ('A 9562li
Phone: (91616i4-2066 • F,u. (9!/\}4?1·0495
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Supplemental Needs Trust
Trust property will be administered pursuant to the tem,s of this Supplemental Needs l rust
Article when:
(i) another Article of this agreement directs that the property is to be administt.·r1:d as
provided in this Supplemental Needs Trust Article� or
(ii). the beneficiary of the property under another Article of this ::igreemr.:nt. other than
:_ me and my wife. is a Supplementa1:Needs. Person, unless the other Article- Jir��ts
the beneficiary's interestto be distributed to a trust not created under this docu1rn.'nt.
"Beneficiary" under this Supplemental Needs Trust Article refers to the beneficiary of the
property under the other Article. The provisions of the other Article shall continue to apply
to the extent they do not conflict with the provisions of this Supplemental Needs 1 rust
Article; specifically, the provisions of this Supplemental Needs Trust Artidc shc1ll \!0111rol
the distributions of income and principal.
Section 9.01 Distributions of Income and Principal
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The Trust�e shall collect income and, after deducting all charges and expenses attrihutcd
thereto, may apply for Beneficiary's benefit. in-kind. or in cash. so much of the inwm�
and principal (even to the extent of the whole) as the Trustee deems a<l,·isablc in the
Trustee's sole, absolute, and unr�viewable discrt!tion, subject to the limitations set forrh
below. The Trustee shall add the balance of net income not paid or applied IO the prinl.'.1p.il
of the Supplemental Needs Trust.
(a) Maximize Benefits
Consistent with the purpose of the Supplemer�tal Needs Tru�t. bdor�
expending any amounts from the net income and\>r principal of this trust.
the Trustee shall consider the avaih1bility of all benefits from go\"crnment
or private as.sis,t_ance prpgrli\.tnS:.t�i: ,,�hic:p B�neJJciary may be eligibk. Thi:
Trustee, where appropr,iat_e :and· to.. the 'extent possible, shall cndc�vor w
maximize the collection and facilitate the distribution-of these:: ·bcnclits for
Beneficiary's benefit.
(b) No Reduction in Benefits
None of lhe income or principal of the Supplem�ntal Needs Trust shall be
applied in such a munner as to supplant. impair. or diminish any
gowmmental benefits or assistance for which Benetkiary m;iy bt:- digibk
or which Beneficiary may be receiving.
• {c) No Assignment
Beneficiary shall not have the power to assign, encumber, dired, distribute.
or authorize distributions from the Supplemental Needs Trust.
(d) Supplemental Needs Trust Savings Clause
Notwithstanding any provision of any Article herein to the contrary. in the
event that the Supplemental Needs Trust is r..:hallenged or faces imminent
invasion by any governmental department or agency in such a way as 1!.i
affect Beneficiary's eligibility for benefits available under any
governmental program, the Trustee may amend the trust so as to maintain
Beneficiary's eligibility for benefits under such govemm�ntal program.
Section 9.02 Definition of Supplemental Need$
..Supplemental needs" refers to the requisites for maintainin·g the good health. safety. �md
welfare of Beneficiary when. in the sole, absolute, and unrcvicwable disi.:retion ,,r th\.·
Trust�. such requisjtes are.J19t l?eing,proyid.ed�b:y .any p·µblic agency. oftke. or dcpartnK·nl
of any ·state or of the United States.
Supplemental needs shall also include, but not be limited to, medical and dental \!Xpc:nscs,
annual independent checkups, clothing and equipment. programs of training. education.
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treatment and rehabilitation, private residential care, transportation (including n::hid�
purchases), maintenance, insurance, and essential dietary needs. Supplemental needs 11i.1y
include additional food; clothing; electronic equipment. such as radio r:quipmcnt. rewrding
and playback equipment. television equipment, and computer equipment: camping:
vacations; athletic contests; movies; trips; and money to purchase appropriate gifts for
relatives and friends. However, in deciding whether to make these distributions the Tru�tcc
must first consider the impact on certain gu,.,emment benefits as is directed in Section 9.05,
entitled "Distribution Guidelines."
The Trustee shall have no obligation to expend trust assets for sw:h needs. but if the
Trustee, in the Trustee's sole, absolute, and unrevicwable discretion. de�id�s to cxpcnd
trust assets. under no circumstances should any amounts be paid to. or reimbursed to. the
federal government, any state, or any governmental □gency for any purpti�e. indudin� for
the care, support. and maintenance of Beneficiary.
It is my intent to create a Suppkrhentar Needs Trust that conforms to Culi fomi..i hlw ( or i r
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Beneficiary is not a resident of California, to the law of the state where Beneficiary r�sidl·s).
in order to provide for Beneficiary's Supplemental Needs. I intend that the trust assets he
used to supplement, not supplant, impair, or diminish, any benefits or assiswni;I.! of any
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Federal, state, county, city, or other governmental entity for which Beneficiary nrny
otherwise be eligible or which Beneficiary may be receiving.
Consistent with that intent, it is my desire that, before expending any amounts from net
income andlor principal of the trust, the Trustee consider the availability of all bcndits
from government or private assistance programs for which Beneficiary may be digibk and
that, where appropriate and to the extent possible, the Trustee endeavors to maximi;,i: th�
collection of such benefits and to facilitate the distribution of such benefits for the bi:m:tit
of Beneficiary. AU actions of the Trustee shall be directed toward carrying out this iml'!nt
and the discretion granted the Trustee under this agreement to curry out this int�111 is
absolute.
For purposes of determining Beneficiary's eligibility for any such benefits. no part of the
principal or undistributed income of the Supplemental Needs Trust shall be considcn..•J
available to Beneficiary for public benefit purposes. Be!1cfo:iary shall not be considl.'r._.d
to have access to principal or income of the trust. and he or she hus no (�wnership. right:
authority, or power to convert any asset into cl:lsh for his or her uwn-us\!.
The Ttustee shall hold. administer, and.distrib�te all:pr;)perty allocated to the Suppkml.·nial
Needs Trust for the excfusivc Benefit ·c>f 's�neficiary during his or her lifetime. All
distributions from the trust are in the sole, absolute. and unre,·iewablc discretion of the
Trustee. and Beneficiary is lega11y restricted from demanding trust assets for his <ir her
support and maintenance.
In the event the Trustee is requested to release principal or income of the Supplcml.·ntal
Needs Trust to or on behalf of Beneficiary to pay for equipment. medication, or sen ices
that any government agency is authorized to pro"idc, or in the en:!nt th(! Tru�tL'C i:.
requested to petition a court or any other administmth·e agency for the release of trust
principal or income for this purpose. the Trustee is authorized lo deny such request a11J is
authorized in its sole, absolute.. and unr�vicwablc discrl.!tion to take whatl.·\·�r
administrative or judicial steps may be necessary to �ontinue Beneficiary's digibili1� for
benefits, including obtaining legal advice about Beneficiary's specific entitkment hi puhlit.:
benefits and obtaining instructions from a court ofcompctent jurisdiction rnling thnt neither
the trust corpus nor the trus1 income is available to Beneficiary filr cligihi!ity purp1 1 ,l!s.
Any 1!xpenses of the Trustee in this regard, including reasonable attorney's foes, sh:ill hl' ;1
proper charge to the Supplemental Needs Trust.
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(v) not be obligated or compelled to make specific payments:
(vi) not pay or reimburse any amounts to any governmental ugency or Jepartllh.'lll.
unless proper demand is made by such governmental agem:y an<l rl!imbursl.!nh.'nt is
required by the state; and
(vii) not be liable for any loss of benefits.
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JOH?\ J. BAKES LIVING TRUST
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\lacfarlanc Legal, In.:.
Estate Planning. Probate. and Trust Admini�1n11ion
9701 FairO:iks B011k\·aru. Si.tiie JOO. fair Oak�. C,\ 9�r,2S
· P/ujih•r:t9fr;f<>1:.i�-2066 •·fa.{·: (916) 471•0495
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medical care, counseling services, and daily support.
{b) Care Manager Account for Periodic Payments
Tf the Trustee uses a Care Manager. the Care Manager may from time lo
time establish periodic payments for part or all of the payments authorized
under this agreement and maintain a separate bank account for disbursement
by the Care Manager. Any account shall be carried in the name of the
Supplemental Needs Trust and shall have the trust's federal tax
identification number. At least monthly, the Care Manager �hall provide
infonnation on receipts and disbursements from this acc·ount to the Trustee.
This account shall contain no more than an amount reas1;mably necessa�-
� for Beneficiary.'s n�ds.for.a. peri@.<fof�i.X.\Y (60) days.
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The· Trustee shail not be field' liable for any actions of the Care Manager
unless the Trustee has actual knowledge of and gave consent or apprornl of
the Care Manager's proposed actions before such actions were actually
taken. The Care Manager shall not make any distributions thut may cau.sc
a reduction of public benefits unkss the Trustee has consented to tho.·
distribution.
(c) Annual Care Plan
If the Trustee uses a Care Manager, the Care Manager shall provide lll the
Trustee, at least annually, a written care plan for purposes of evaluation t)f
Beneficiary's medical and psychosocial status. Th� care plan shall indude
recommendations concerning resources and services bcneticiul to
Beneficiary.
{d) Quarterly Assessments
If the Trustee uses a Care Manager. the Care Manager shall. at least
quarterly, visit Beneficiary lo assess his or her physical and emotional needs
including the appropriateness of present placemeht� monitoring attl'ndum
care, accessing required resources, . making and keeping·· medical
appointments, and accessing socialization activities.
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(i) refoase principal or inoon1e o'f the trust to or on behalf of Beneficiary tn r.i� fur
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equipment, medication, or services that the state Medicaid program equi\ alcnt
would provide if the trust di<l not exist; or
(ii) petition a court or any other administrative agency for the relcn:;e nf trust prinL"ipal
or income for this purpose.
The Trustee may. in its sole, absolute. and unre\'icwablc discretion. take ll\.'Cc�sar�
administrative or legal steps to protect Beneficiary's state Medicaid program eligibility.
including obtaining a ruling from a cou1t of competent jurisdiction that the trust principal
is not available to Beneficiary for purposes of detcnnining eligibility. Expenses fi1r thi:;
purpose, including reasonable attorney's fees. are 11 proper charge t�) Bencficiary·s
Supplemental Needs Trust.
ff the other provisions-of this agreement dd nol·pio�ide for the distribution or rcicntion of
'trustee sl1all distribute.! the remaining prOpL-rty to
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directed the property to be held pursuant to this Article.
If the other Article does not providi: for distribution upon the de:llh of Bi:ne.t1ciar�'. tht.'ll ·lhl!
Trustee shall distribute or retain the remaini·ng Supplemental -Needs -Tmst prope1'1y ·a�
th(?ugh Beneficiary hag pre.�_e�.7:a�:q,.��- ,ii.,'. . 0 •• ,,. .
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Waiver of Court Invasion of Principal
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Under no circumstances shall Supplemental Needs Trust principal be subject to any �1,u11-
directed invasion pursuant to the provisions of the laws of California or any other ,;tatc.
The tenns of this agreement supplement the provisions of California law, und to th� ext\!nt
they conflict, the tenns of this agreement prevail, unless the conflicting provisions of
CaJifomia law are mandatory and may not be waived. However, my Trustee is not limited
by California Probate Code section 16081 and a "broader power is intended."
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prop�rty unless specifically e1reded-oth�.;•isc·by this agreement.
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beneficiary of a trust created under this agreement has not been exercised by the bcncticrary
if my Trustee has no knowledge of the existence of a valid will exercising the power within
IO days after the beneficiary's death .
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JOHN J. BAKES LIVING TRUST
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Es1a1e Plimning.'Prcibat�'. and ·1 ru�t Admini�tra1ion
9701 Fair Oak:;. Boult!vard, Suitt! 100. Fair Oak�. CA 9562�
Plume: (916) 674-2061> • f"ax: (916) 471-0495
only applies to the extent the income beneficiary has not e.xcrciscd any testamentary po" er
of appointment granted to him or her under this agreement.
My Trustee may rely upon any request by 1he personal rcprest!ntativc or member� Llr th..:
family of the deceased beneficiary for payment without verifying the validity or the
amounts and without being required to see to the application of the amounts so paid. �vi y
Trustee may make decisions under this Section without regard to any limitalion on payment
of expenses imposed by statute or rule of court and may be made without obtaining the
approval of any court having jurisdiction over the admi1i.istration of the deceased
beneficiary's estate.
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provide any information to a Permissible Distributec or Qualified Bcnctkiar y . my Tni:..t1.:..:
may exclude any information that my Trustee dctem1i11es is not directly applicabk Lo thl:'
beneficiary receiving the infonnation. Any decision by my Trustee to make infonna1ion
available to any beneficiary does not constitute an obligation to pro, itk :.iny infimna1it111 10
any beneficiary in the future.
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or her dissent or abstention in the records of the trust. A tier doing s11, the noncon�urring
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Section 11.16 Additions to Separate Trusts
If upon my death, or upon the termination of any trust created under this agreement. a iinal
distribution is to be made to a person who is the primary beneficiary of another trust created
or provided for under this agreement, and there is no specitk indication whether rhc
distribution is to be made in trust or outright, free of trust, my Trustee will mah· the
distribution to the second trust instead of distributing the property to th� bendi\.'.1.1ry
outright. For purposes of administration, my Trustee will treat the distribution as thi•ugh
it had been an original part of the s�cond trust.
(ii) ifl am not then living,· lO iny.wifc, if then a beneficiary of the trust;
(iii) if I am not then living and my wife i$ not then a bcneticiury nf the trust. tn the
beneficiaries then entitled to mandatory distributions of net income 1)f the 1rus1 .rnd
in the same proportions; and
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Section 11.19 Lending Powers
My Trys�e� may make se��r,�d-� �r.�9u1:�d)�ans.hra11y person (other thun a Suppkm�·nt:.il
Needs Person·, but including any other beneficiary}, entity. trust. or cs1ate, f<)r any 1�nn or
payable on demand, with or without interest. My Trustee may enter into or modit�- the
te1111s of any mortgage or security agreement granted in connection with any loan and may
release or foreclose on the mortgage or security.
Without prejudice to the generality of the preceding provisions of this Section. and
notwithstanding any statutory or common law prohibition on self-dealing trustees. my
Trustee is expressly authorized and empowered to lo�n trust funds to himself or h\!r�d fin
an individual capacity, provided such loan transaction is made in good faith. The IPan
transaction will have been made in good faith if my Trustee borrov.·s money from th� trust
at the then-prevailing mark�t rate of interest and the loan is m�mrializcd by a wri1tell
promissory note setting forth a regular schedule for the repayment of loan principal ,ind
interest. Additionally, my Trustee must account annually to the income hcnclid.iri.:), of
the trust for the existence of the loan and the repayment of principal and interest of the hian
on an annual basis.
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My Trustee will exercise these powers in the manner that my Trustee dl!tennincs to hi! in
the best interests of the beneficiaries. My Trustee may not exercise any power in a manm:r
that is inconsistent with the right of the beneficiaries to the beneficial �nj{1ymcnt llr the
property, in accordance with general legal principles of beneficiaries und fiduciaries.
My Trustee may have duties and responsibilities in addition to those describ.:d in this
agreement. I encourage my Trustee to obtain appropriate legal advice if my Trustee has
any questions concerning its duties and responsibilities as Trustee.
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Section 11.22 No Power to Elect Optional Unitrust
Notwithstanding any provision of this agreement or state law to the contrary. my Trustee
may not elect to apply the optional unitrust provisions under California law for any tru!'>t
created hereunder.
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JOHN J. BAKES LIVING TRLST
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Estate: Pl.inning. Pn•hate. and Tru:.t .-\Jmim�tra1itm
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• (b) Authority to Name Successor
The serving Trust· Protector may appoint a successor Trust Protel.!tor in
writing, which appointment will take effect upon the resignation.
incapacity, or death of the appointing Trust Protector.
(c) Resignation of Trust Protector
A Trust Protector may resign by giving notice as provided in paragraph (o}
below. A resigning Trust Protector will not be liable or responsible for the
acts or omissions of any successor Trust Protector.
(d) Default of a Designated Trust Protector ·
During any period in which a trust created under this agreement requires a
. : Trust Protector to·. �Gt•. an4 �-110.,..Ti-ust- · P-n)tector is serving. R. Dustin
Macfarlane may a'ppofot a"trust Protector.
If R. Dustin Macfarlane fails to make the appointment after 30 days. then
any beneficiary or trustee may petition a court of competent jurisdktion to
appoint a Trust Protector.
The court acting to appoint a Trust Protector will acquire jurisdiction or
authority over the trust only to the extent necessary to makl! the appointment
and may not subject the Hust to the continuing jurisdiction of the court.
If a beneficiary is a minor or is incapacitated. the parent or Legal
Representative of the beneficiary mny ad on bchal f of the beneficiary.
A Trust Protector appointed under this paragraph (d) may be rcmo,·ed by
the party or parties who made the appointment.
(e) Rights of Successor Trust Protectors
Any successor Trust Protector has all of the authority of any predeces:mr
Trust Protector, but will not be responsible for the acts or omissions of the
predecessor.
· (f} Power to Remove and Appoint Trustees
The Trust P�ot.c;ctor. m.��'.· Jf� -�y� ,WJ,Y Tf1:!�t.e.e . �f U trust �reu1cd unJ�r thi�
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agi;eement.
Whenever the office of Trustee of a trust is vacant and no successor Trustet:
is effectively named. the Trust Protector may appoint an individunl or a
corporate fiduciary to serve as Trustee. No Trust Protector may he �cl t:_
appointed as a Trustee and may not simultaneously serve as both Trust
Protector and Trustee.
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reduce overall taxes.
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principal.
{j) Not a General Power of Appointment
The Trust Protector may not participate in the exercise of a power'·or
discretion· conferred under this •a_g"i'eement- that would Cause the Trust
Protectorto possess a-g�nerrt{p·0w·erofappointment within the meaning or
Sections 2041 and 2514 of the Internal Revenue Code. Specifically. the
Trust Protector may not use such powers for his or her personal hcncfit. nor
for the discharge of his or her financial obligations.
(k) Release of Powers
The Trust Protector, acting cm its own behalf and on behalf of all successor
Trust Protectors, may at any tim�, by a written instrument ddivered to my
Trustee, irrevocably release, renoun�e. suspend, or reduce any or all power:;
and discretions conferred on the Trust Protector hy this agrccmt'nl.
(f} No Duty to Monitor
The Trust Protector has no duty to monitor or supervise any Trustee or trust
created under this agreement. Further, the Trust Prot�ctor has no duty to be
informed us to the acts or omissions of others or t() take any action to pre\cnt
or minimize loss. Any exercise or non-�xercise of the powers and
discretions granted to the Trust Protect(ir is in the sole. absolute, and
unreviewable discretion of the Trust Protector.
Serving in the capacity of Trust Protector does not prevent the Trust
Protector from also providing legal, investment or accounting services -◊n
behalf of the trust;or. tlte tr.ust beneH.ciirr:ies: If the Trust Protector is
providing professional ser.vites, · the Trust· Protector may charge its typical
fees for professional services. and may also be compensated for its service�
as Trust Protector.
(n) Right to Examine
The books and records of each trust created under this agreement. including
all documentation, inventories, and accountings, must be open and uvailabk
for inspection by the Trust Protector at nil reasonable times.
(o) Notice
Unless otherwise specified, when notice is required by a provision of this
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Section, 11oticc must be given in a signed written instrum<.!nt delivt!rcd t.o the
following or the personal representative of the followjng. tc, the extenl
practicable:
(i) me;
(ii) the income beneficiaries of the tmst: and
(iii) all Trustees then serving .
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I Notwithstanding any other provision of this agreement ro the contrary, unless tcnniuat<:<l
earlier under other provisions of this agreement, each trust created under this ugr�emcnt
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terminates upon the expiration of the longest period thut prope11y may be held in tru�t und�r
this agreement without violating the applicable rule against perpetuities.
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If the maximum term for trusts under the applicable rule against perpetuities is dctennined
by reference to the death of the last to die among a group of individuals, the group or
iodividuals will consist of the descendants of my maternal and paternaJ grandparent:; and
the descendants of my wifo's maternal �n� P.�te�al grandparents, who arc alin: at th�
relevant time. · ·. · .. · /'·· · · · ,.· ·
At that time, the remaining trust property will vest in and be distributed to the per.sons then
entitled to receive mandatory distributions of net income of the trust and in th1.· sa1m:
proportions to which they are entitled to receive the net income. l f no beneficiary is t.:ntillct.l
to receive mandatory distributions of net income, then the remaining trust property \,·ill
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vest in and be distributed to the heneficiaries then entitled to receive disL:retionar y
distributions of net income of the trust, in equal shores.
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qualitYing for the charitable deduction.
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affidavit as conclusive evidence of incapacity.
{f) Income Beneficiary
The· tenn "income beneficiary" means any beneficiary to whom the trust":
net income may be distributed, whether the distributions are mandatory or
discretionary.
(g) Independent Trustee
The term ''Independent Trustee" means a Trustee who is not an Interested
Trustee as defined in subsection (h). \\'henevcr a powec is granteJ
exclusively to an Independent Trustee or t_he phrase .'·other than an
Interested Trus�ce" i:; used !�r s�milir prq}1ibiti,·� languagt'). then the power
or discretion may oc exercised' onl y hy an Independent Trustc;.•,
(h) Interested Trustee
The term "Interested Trustee" means a Trustee who ( l) is a transferor or
beneficiary� (2) is related or subordinate to a transferor cir bcnetkiary :
(3) can be removed and replaced by a transferor with either the tr:mstcmr
or a party who is related or subordinate to the transteror: or (4) cun be
removed and replaced by a beneficiary with either the beneficiary or a party
who is relat<.!d or subordinate to the bcncfo.:iary.
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this agreement. The same rule applies to references 1.n 1hc Treasur�
Regulations.
(j) Per Stirpes
Whenever a distribution is to be made to a person's descendants "per
stirpes," the distribution will be divided into as many equal shares as there
are then-living children of the person and deceased children of the person
who left then-living descendants. Each then-living child will receive one
share and the share of each deceased child will he didded among such
child's descendants in the same manner.
(k) Permissible Distributee
..Permissible Distributee" means a beneficiary who i's currently eligible to
receive distributions of trust income or principal, whether the distrihuti0n i!<.
mandatory or discretionary.
(I) Primary Beneficiary
The primary.\)cncfi_ci,a.�{1t;i.l.!fU.l'\I c,�at� ti11der this agreement i.; thi.: oldest
income beneficiary of that trust unless some other individual is spccificall�
designated as the primary beneficiary of that separate tru!:it.
principal;
(ii) would be a distributce or Pennissiblc Distributee of trust income or
principal if the interests of the distributeecS described in
subparagraph (i} terminated on that date; or
(iii) would be a distributee or Pem1issible Distributee of trust income or
principal if the trust tenninated on that date.
(n) Qualified Retirement Plan
The term "qualified retirement plan" means a plan qualified under Section
401 of the Internal Revenue Code, an individual rctin:mcnt :irrnngemcnt
under Section 408 or Section 408A, or a tax-sheltered annuity under Section
403. The tenn "qualified retirement beni:fits" means the amounts ft(![o in l)r
distributed pursuant to a plan qualified under Section 40 I. an individual
retirement arrangement under Section 408 or Sect-ion 408A. u tax-shdtercJ
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annuity under Section 403. or any other benefit subject to the disLribution
rules of Section 40 I (a)(9).
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(o).. Settlor
The tenn "Settlor•· has the same legal meaning as ··Grantor,'· "Trustor:
''Trustmaker, •• or any other term referring to the makt:r of a trusr.
(p) Shall, Must, and May
Unless otherwise specitkally provided in this agreement or by the context
in which used, the words ·•shall" and ··must" are used intcrch,mgeab]y t()
command, direct, or require. and the word "may" to allow or p�nnit, but nOI
require. In the context of my Trustee, the word '"may" is used to authorize
my Trustee to act in my Trustee's sole, absolute, and unrevicwabk
discretion unless othcr\vise stated. In addition, unless oth(;.'rwise speciticnll:-,
provided in this agreement or by the context in which used. the phrases
"shall not,'' ..must not," and "may not" arc used interchangeably w prohibit
or forbid.
(q} Supplemental Needs Person
The term "Supplemental Needs Person" means a person who:
(i) is disabled; or
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person would be eligible to receive such assistance or other benefits if an
application were ma<le.
(r) Trust
The tenns "trust." "my trust.'' "this trust," "this agreement." and sir;nilar
terms refer to this agreement and all tru�ts cre�ted under the_tcnus of this
agreement.
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The tenns "Trustee.. and "my Trustee" refer to the Trustces named in
Article One, entitled "Establishing My Trust." and to any su,xessor.
substitute, replacement, or additional person. corporation, or other entity
that is from time to time acting as the Trustee of any trust created under th�
tenns of this agreement The term "Trustee'' refrn: to singular or plural J�
the context may require.
(t) Trust Estate and Trust Property
The tenns "trust estate'' and "trust property" mean all prop�rty (im:ome and
principal) held by my Trustee under this agrccml'nt. including all prop�11y
that my Trustee may ac4uirc from any sourct:.
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The invalidity or unenforceability of any pro,·ision of this agreement shall
not affect the validity or enforceability of :my other provision of this
agreement
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A notary public or other officer completing this certificate verifies only the identit) of the ;
individual who signed the document to which this certificate is atta1:heJ. and not th\: '
truthfulness, accuracy, or val�id_if-"'y'-o_f__t ha_...:.J_d
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County of Sacramento )
On :·:::r 2 5 �:;'.� , 20_ before me, Anthony S. Fram:cschi, a Notar: Puhl ii.:.
personally appeared JOHN J. BAKES and MATTHEW BAKES, who proYc<l to mi.: on thi.:
basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person(s) whose name(s) is.'arc subscribed t1l thl'
within instrument and acknowledged to me that he/sheithcy executed th� �:um: in
his/her/their authorized capacity(ies), and that by his/her/their signaturc(s) on the
instrument the person(s), or the entity upon behalf of which the person(�) uc.:ted. cxcru1...-d
the instrument.
I certify under PENALTY JURY under the laws of the State of California that the
foregoing paragraph is
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