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This area covers the duties and governance of charity trustees, including compliance with charity law, safeguarding charitable assets, appointing and supervising officers, and meeting reporting and governance requirements to the Charity Commission for England and Wales and the public. A solicitor in this field advises on drafting or updating governing documents, registers and maintains required accounts, helps respond to regulators, and assists with risk management and dispute resolution involving trustees, beneficiaries or funders.
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Trustees must follow charity law, keep proper accounts, maintain safeguarding of assets, file annual returns, and respond to regulators. A solicitor provides professional oversight through regulatory compliance, drafting of governing documents, and handling governance disputes to protect the charity’s purposes and public trust.
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