What is the purpose of a trust? why is it used?
A trust is a legal arrangement in which an individual (the trustor) gives control of property to a person or institution (the trustee) for the benefit of beneficiaries. Choose from one of the services below and only pay for the document once you have completed and are happy with it.
This document is a declaration of trust that records how one person holds real property for another. The effect is to create a situation whereby one person (the trustee) is...
This document may be used where either one person holds property and wishes to declare a trust relating to its ownership or two people hold some property and wish to...
This document allows a person to record in writing a trust that they have declared relating to property. It is intended that the property be personal property and this document...
This document allows a person to transfer their ownership in shares to another and retain the shares in their name. Where a company requires shareholders to fulfil certain criteria and...
This document is intended to be a simple trust for the benefit of a single beneficiary and his/her family. The income of the trust fund is payable to the beneficiary...
This Will is suitable for a person who is married or in a civil partnership and wishes to create a discretionary trust for one of the following reasons: 1. To...
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