TRUSTS: Requests the Louisiana State Law Institute to study the use of trusts with extended durations and report its findings and any recommendations for revisions to the Louisiana Trust Code and applicable Louisiana laws to the legislature.

This bill asks the Louisiana State Law Institute to study how trusts with longer time limits are used and to report its findings to the legislature by March 1, 2027. The study will examine whether Louisiana's current trust laws should be updated to match practices in other states and better meet modern estate planning needs. The resolution does not change any laws immediately but directs a review of trust duration rules to help lawmakers decide if legal changes are needed. It aims to keep trust-related business in Louisiana while considering potential impacts on property transfer, taxes, and creditor rights. The bill affects estate planners, lawyers, and residents who use trusts for asset management.