Disputes over properties held in trust are often complicated and time-consuming, and they can also take a lot of resources and energy away from vital operations. This is why it's important to be very specific about the intentions for any trusts, whether they're designed to benefit someone's heirs or they're being used to hold property and assets for an organization or charity.
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Trusts can be set in stone or changeable in the future
"It's all for the children." That's what smart landowners and wealth managers say. You should think of what you own as something you give as your legacy. It is all something you are holding in trust for your successors.
