Okla. Stat. tit. 60, § 60-175.90
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Attachment of present or future distributions -
Official statutory text
Restrictions limiting distribution powers.
A. A trustee may only make distributions for the purposes
designated by the settlor. A creditor, including an exception
creditor, has no greater rights than a beneficiary. In this
respect, a creditor, including an exception creditor, cannot attach
present or future distributions if the claim of the creditor does
not come within the distribution standard.
B. A restriction limiting the distribution powers of a trustee
as to a trustee, which distribution might result in the loss of a
beneficiary’s eligibility for participation in a federal or state
benefits program, including, but not limited to, Medicaid,
Supplemental Security Income, Social Security Disability Income, or
other state or federal benefits program is valid, and no creditor,
including an exception creditor, may attach present or future
distributions from such a trust. All other restrictions curtailing
the distribution power of a trustee are void as to exception
creditors, if any exception creditors are provided by the Oklahoma
Discretionary and Special Needs Trust Act.
A. A trustee may only make distributions for the purposes
designated by the settlor. A creditor, including an exception
creditor, has no greater rights than a beneficiary. In this
respect, a creditor, including an exception creditor, cannot attach
present or future distributions if the claim of the creditor does
not come within the distribution standard.
B. A restriction limiting the distribution powers of a trustee
as to a trustee, which distribution might result in the loss of a
beneficiary’s eligibility for participation in a federal or state
benefits program, including, but not limited to, Medicaid,
Supplemental Security Income, Social Security Disability Income, or
other state or federal benefits program is valid, and no creditor,
including an exception creditor, may attach present or future
distributions from such a trust. All other restrictions curtailing
the distribution power of a trustee are void as to exception
creditors, if any exception creditors are provided by the Oklahoma
Discretionary and Special Needs Trust Act.
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