Providing that certain resultant trusts are not subject to claims of the settlor's creditors.

HB 2722 updates Kansas trust law to clarify that specific types of "resultant trusts" (created after a settlor's death or when a power of appointment is exercised) cannot be claimed by the settlor's creditors. This directly affects creditors seeking to recover debts from these trusts and beneficiaries who receive assets through such trusts. The bill amends Kansas' trust code to remove creditor claims against these trusts after the settlor's death, except for cases involving reversionary trusts or spouse-funded trusts as defined in the law. The change creates a clear exception to existing rules, ensuring these specific trusts remain protected from the settlor's debts.