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This work covers creating and managing trusts that protect vulnerable beneficiaries, such as children or adults who may lack capacity. A solicitor handles drafting or revising the trust deed, selecting and appointing suitable trustees, and setting up protective provisions to safeguard the beneficiary’s interests. They advise on ongoing administration, distributions, tax implications, and compliance with obligations under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and related welfare arrangements, and may navigate Court of Protection applications when decisions about welfare or finances need court oversight.

Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor

A solicitor drafts trust documents, appoints or replaces trustees, and embeds safeguards to protect vulnerable beneficiaries. They coordinate with alongside professional advisors, ensure regulatory compliance, handle beneficiary protections, and manage complex tax and trust accounting requirements to preserve the beneficiary’s interests.

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