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Equity Arrangements covers the use and enforcement of equity-based mechanisms in England and Wales, typically including trusts, fiduciary duties, and bespoke arrangements designed to achieve fair outcomes when the common law would not be as flexible. A solicitor in this area drafts or revises trust instruments, settlement deeds, and declarations of trust; advises on duties of trustees and fiduciaries; negotiates terms of settlements, injunctions, or specific performance; and interfaces with courts to obtain or defend equitable remedies.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The solicitor outlines the precise terms of trusts and settlements, identifies the applicable duties of trustees and fiduciaries, and navigates the complexities of equitable remedies such as injunctions, specific performance, or declaratory orders. They prepare or review trust deeds, dispositions, and orders, ensure compliance with related statutory regimes, and coordinate with courts to secure or defend an equitable outcome.

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