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This area covers how trusts are created, managed and enforced, and how third parties may have rights in or against trust property. A solicitor specialising here drafts trust deeds, amends existing settlements, and deals with resettlement or variation where beneficiaries’ interests are at stake. They review wills and lifetime gifts to ensure proper trust structures, navigate trustee duties, and handle disputes over beneficiary entitlements, powers of advancement, and claims by third parties seeking a rightful share in trust assets.
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The work involves drafting and revising trust deeds, identifying the precise beneficiaries and their interests, and ensuring compliance with trust law provisions, such as powers of appointment, trustees' duties and potential tax implications. It also includes pursuing or defending claims to trust assets in disputes, and coordinating with probate, tax and regulatory requirements to protect beneficiaries' interests.
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