Protecting assets for the people who matter.
A family trust can be used to hold assets, including a share of property, with trustees becoming the legal owners and managing the assets for the people named in the trust.
Why might a trust be considered?
- To control and protect family assets.
- Where a beneficiary is too young to manage assets directly.
- Where someone cannot manage their own affairs.
- To pass assets during your lifetime.
- To create arrangements that take effect through a Will.
Our Private Client team can explain the available structures and help you consider whether a trust is appropriate for your circumstances.
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