Trusts play a crucial role in estate planning by safeguarding assets, managing tax obligations, and ensuring beneficiaries receive their inheritance according to specific wishes. At Kings Court Trust, we have extensive experience in estate administration, helping families navigate the complexities of these legal structures after death. This blog provides an overview of common Trusts and their implications.

When creating a Will, it’s important to consider who will be taking care of your estate upon your death. There are many roles involved in the estate administration process that may include the named Executor(s) and Trustee(s). In this blog, we will explain the role of a Trustee in a Will, how they are appointed, and the difference between Trustees, Executors, and beneficiaries.

When writing your Will, you may include a Trust for certain portions of your estate, such as cash gifts or property. Alternatively, you may be acting as an Executor or Trustee for a Will that includes a Trust.