Trusts - As enacted, makes various changes regarding trusts and wills, including permitting confidential information related to trusts that is contained in court filings, including court orders, to be redacted or filed under seal without a prior court order. - Amends TCA Title 32; Title 35 and Title 67.

HB 2454 amends Tennessee's trust and estate laws (Titles 32, 35, and 67) to make several key changes affecting trust beneficiaries, trustees, and charitable organizations. It allows confidential trust information in court filings to be redacted or filed under seal without a prior court order, enhancing privacy for trust matters. The bill also increases the threshold for certain trust provisions from $100,000 to $250,000 and updates terminology to replace "agreement of qualified beneficiaries" with "nonjudicial settlement agreement" throughout the code. Additionally, it grants charitable organizations specific rights similar to individual beneficiaries regarding trust notices and participation in settlements. These changes streamline procedures and clarify rights for those involved in trust administration.