Which states allow dynasty trusts?
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South Dakota, Nevada, Alaska, and Delaware allow perpetual dynasty trusts with no rule against perpetuities. Wyoming, New Hampshire, and others permit very long terms (365–1,000 years). Most states still cap trusts at 90–120 years.
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