Recent Features and Opinion
Back to basics: Nil-rate band discretionary trusts
Lesley King looks at the matters to consider when dealing with an estate where the will creates a nil-rate band discretionary trust
Making an exit
Henrietta Mason and Holly Miéville-Hawkins present a practical guide to removing fiduciary trustees when they retire or lose mental capacity
Red flags
Mariel Stringer-Fehlow outlines her tips and practical advice for trustees on spotting the early warning signs of a matter turning contentious, using four common scenarios
Back to basics: Trusts for disabled and vulnerable people
Philip Warford looks at trusts for disabled and vulnerable people
Fraud buster
Robert Hunter is an internationally acclaimed trusts, fraud and asset-tracing solicitor with over 35 years’ experience. He is also profoundly deaf. He discusses what law firms could do better dealing with colleagues with sensory disabilities
Seal of approval
The Law Society has endorsed investment management firm Tavistock Law. Managing director James King discusses a new fund Tavistock has launched, well suited for private client solicitors with money in trusts or Court of Protection awards
Plenary: Changing times
At the Private Client Section conference, Lesley King provided her annual update following a very busy year for private client law and practice, covering developments around data protection, trusts and ISAs
Under review
Private Client Section committee member Stuart Adams reviews a new edition of an established title on trusts, which is packed with useful information
Raising the FBAR
Annual Conference 2014: Trusts – practical administrative tips in today’s world
Annual Conference 2014: Capital ideas
Pullan apart
Back to Basics: FATCA and UK trusts
An expensive lesson
Trust no one
Back to basics 32: Ins and outs of trust corporations
Times are changing
Securing the future
PS November 2013
PS September 2013
