Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida

Usually not; they typically have what is called a spendthrift provision.

No. Most contain a spendthrift provision. However, if you deposit those funds in a checking saving account, the creditor can attach depending on what type of judgment order they obtained.

If you are the one who set up the Trust, and you have full access and control over the assets in the Trust, your creditors will be able to reach those assets. It is a matter of control. The above answers relate to whether the creditors of a beneficiary may reach the assets.