Maryland Code, Estates and Trusts § 14.5-109

1. The proposed termination of a trust;

2. The proposed modification of the administrative or dispositive terms of a trust;

3. The proposed combination of two or more trusts into a single trust;

4. The proposed division of a trust into two or more separate trusts;

5. The proposed resignation of a trustee or cotrustee;

6. The proposed transfer of the principal place of administration of a trust; or

7. The notice required to be given to a qualified beneficiary under § 14.5-813 of this title.

1. By personal service;

2. By certified mail or first-class mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested;

3. By courier delivery service, delivery service prepaid, delivery confirmation requested; or

4. If a person entitled to receive notice under this title agrees, in writing, to accept an alternative method of notice:

(iii) 1. A person may revoke the trustee's authorization to provide notice by an alternative method under subparagraph (ii)4 of this paragraph by providing notice to the trustee in a method specified under subparagraph (ii)1 through 3 of this paragraph.

2. A trustee authorized to provide notice by an alternative method under subparagraph (ii)4 of this paragraph may continue to provide notice by an alternative method until the person entitled to receive notice revokes authorization.