Who may revoke a preneed funeral trust, not otherwise made irrevocable pursuant to the Welfare and Institutions Code?

• A. The trustee
• B. The trustor
• C. The beneficiary
• D. The funeral director

Answer: (B)

The ability to revoke rests with the trustor—the person who creates and funds the preneed trust. If the trust has not been made irrevocable under the Welfare and Institutions Code, the trustor retains the authority to revoke or terminate the trust and reclaim or redirect the funds. The trustee administers the trust according to its terms but does not have unilateral power to revoke it. The beneficiary holds a future interest and cannot unilaterally cancel the trust, and the funeral director has no authority to revoke the trust.