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Uniform Commercial Code: Article 9 of the UCC governs secured transactions and must be considered for trust assignments, particularly regarding perfection and priority of security interests

Federal Trust Laws: Federal regulations governing trust formation, administration, and transfers between corporate entities

SEC Regulations: Securities and Exchange Commission regulations that may apply if the trust involves securities or regulated financial instruments

Internal Revenue Code: Federal tax provisions specifically relating to trust arrangements, transfers, and tax implications of trust assignments

State Trust Codes: State-specific legislation governing trust formation, administration, and transfer requirements within the particular jurisdiction

State Property Laws: State laws governing real and personal property transfers, including requirements for deed validity and recording

State Recording Requirements: Specific state and county-level requirements for recording trust documents and assignments in public records

State Corporate Laws: State-specific regulations governing corporate actions, including authority to create, transfer, or assign trust interests

MERS Requirements: Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems requirements for tracking and recording assignments if applicable to the trust arrangement

Uniform Trust Code: Model law adopted by many states providing standardized rules for trust creation, administration, and modification

Statute of Frauds: Legal requirement that certain types of contracts and agreements must be in writing to be enforceable

Notarization Requirements: State-specific rules for document notarization, including corporate acknowledgments and witness requirements

Corporate Authorization Requirements: Legal requirements for proper corporate authorization of trust assignments, including board resolutions and officer certifications