Irrevocable vs. Revocable Trusts: Which One Protects Assets From Creditors?

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Most people believe a living trust protects them. It doesn’t. A revocable trust transfers assets at death — it offers zero protection from creditors, judgments, or litigation. This article breaks down exactly what separates a revocable trust from a true irrevocable structure, why domestic asset protection trusts have failed in court six times in the last fifteen years, and what a court-defensible structure actually looks like.

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