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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
 
Below are some examples of questions often asked by clients in various areas of law.  Although not intended to be relied upon absent advice from a lawyer who has discussed your particular fact situation, you may find some of the information useful as a starting point in your legal inquiry.


Estate Law

Trusts

The trust is a very flexible instrument which has a variety of uses. You may establish a trust while you are living, which is called an inter vivos trust. However, in the context of Wills, these are referred to as testamentary trusts.

The trust is an excellent way of providing benefits to an individual, while protecting the assets themselves from the beneficiary. For example, if you wish to benefit your son, but feel his age or level of maturity is such that he is incapable of handling the funds wisely, assets may be placed in trust until he reaches a certain age.

The trust is also a useful instrument with respect to taxation issues.



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