HRS §554G-11
How multiple transfers in one trust are treated
This section explains what happens when a trust makes more than one permitted transfer. It says that later transfers are ignored when deciding if a creditor's claim against an earlier transfer is wiped out. Also, any money or property given to a beneficiary is considered to come from the most recent transfer.
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The statute, as written — Multiple transfers
If more than one permitted transfer is made by means of the same trust instrument: (1) The making of a subsequent permitted transfer shall be disregarded in determining whether a creditor's claim with respect to a prior permitted transfer is extinguished as provided in section 554G-8; and (2) Any distribution to a beneficiary shall be deemed to have been made from the latest permitted transfer.
Sections this one refers to
§554G-8 When creditors can challenge a permitted transfer
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