The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed a Cobb Superior Court decision after determining that the conditions of a family living trust had been fulfilled. The case centered on a man’s request to terminate his late mother’s trust, which the trustee initially refused. The Court found that the trust’s termination conditions were satisfied when the youngest beneficiary reached the specified age of 27, allowing for the trust’s closure. This ruling emphasizes the importance of clear trust language and demonstrates how Georgia appellate courts interpret estate and probate disputes.