Amendment of Trust Agreement by Withdrawal of Property from Inter Vivos Trust is a process by which the terms and conditions of a trust agreement between a granter and a trustee are modified to allow the withdrawal of property from the trust. This amendment of the trust agreement can be effected through either a unilateral action by the granter or a mutual agreement between the granter and the trustee. The process of Amendment of Trust Agreement by Withdrawal of Property from Inter Vivos Trust is divided into two types: 1. Grantor-Initiated Withdrawal: This type of amendment is initiated by the granter, who wishes to withdraw one or more assets from the trust. The granter will provide the trustee with a written request for the withdrawal, which the trustee must approve in order to effect the amendment. 2. Mutual Agreement: This type of amendment is agreed upon by both the granter and the trustee. It involves a negotiation between the two parties, during which they must agree on the terms of the amendment. This type of amendment is usually used when the granter and the trustee have different goals for the trust, and they must come to an agreement in order to effect the amendment.