A trust is frequently seen as the alter ego of a will. Trusts are often worthwhile but can be nightmares if improperly administered. As a result of the revamping of state trust laws in many
states, trustees often find themselves with more questions than they were ever prepared for, without easily discernible answers, such as:• How do I know if I can trust my trust?• What should I
look out for?• Are there ever occasions where I shouldn’t provide for a long-term trust? • What should I look for when selecting an institutional trustee to administer my trust?• What trustee
liability issues should I be aware of? Can You Trust Your Trust? is the first book of its kind to present this information in an accessible and practical manner, easily understood by you—the
trustee—and your trust advisers.
