While Standard Legal cannot speak directly to a specific personal situation, generally cash money or other highly-liquid assets placed or maintained in a revocable Living Trust are not exempt from creditors and their collection efforts.
If a judgment is rendered against you in a lawsuit, the holder of that judgment becomes a creditor. That creditor can look to the courts to obtain assets from you, including assets in a Trust — especially if the trust is deemed to have been created simply to shield assets from collection.
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