Are Insurance Policies (Homeowners, Liability, Umbrella) Held In A Home Trust

Are Insurance Policies (Homeowners, Liability, Umbrella) Held In A Home Trust

Only if the trust owns / is titled on the home (whether mortgaged or paid in full).
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