These infections may also cause changes in digestion, such as diarrhea or constipation. Cramps associated with menstruation are also a potential source of lower abdominal pain, but more commonly these are known to cause pelvic pain. Other common causes of abdominal pain include: constipation.
grantor. The person who creates the living trust. He or she decides what property to include and who the beneficiaries will be. Because the trust is revocable (i.e., can be changed or terminated) until the grantor dies, the grantor can change any part of the trust as often as he or she likes.
A final sticking point for irrevocable trusts trying to avoid classification as grantor trusts is the distribution of trust income to the grantor. If the trust allows for the distribution of trust income to the grantor or the grantor's spouse, the trust may be a grantor trust. If only a portion of the trust income may be distributed to the grantor or the grantor's spouse, only a similar portion of the trust is considered a grantor trust. In other words, the IRS may consider an irrevocable trust as partially a grantor trust and partially not.