Explore this comprehensive guide to structuring a trust protector and directing party provisions into a trust or estate plan.
Practitioners are increasingly encountering trust protector provisions in documents and cutting-edge practitioners are using trust protectors to add value and flexibility to the services they provide clients and customers. Unfortunately, there is a dearth of domestic (U.S.) case law interpreting state statutes. The various state laws differ and often laws between states conflict with one another. Understanding the role of the trust protector helps practitioners and related professionals responsible for client and customer matters understand what a trust protector is, what duties a trust protector has and does not have, and how a trust protector acts when needed. This information is critical to advise clients and customers now and in the future. Soon, use of trust protectors will become so ubiquitous that knowledge of these materials will likely constitute basic knowledge for many practitioners and related professionals.
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Raymond F. Olmo, CEA, CEP, RFC
Trust-CFO
- Partner in the office of Trust-CFO
- Practice emphasizes all aspects of California private retirement plan administration
- Conducts regular seminars and workshops on numerous topics related to retirement planning and wealth preservation
- Licensed by the State of California as an insurance agent
- Author of several publications and podcasts related to the areas of private retirement plans
- B.S. degree, California State University Chico
- Can be contacted at 800-730-3020 or [email protected]
James L. Cunningham, Jr.
Cunningham Legal
- Partner in the office of Cunningham Legal
- Certified by the State Bar of California as a specialist in estate planning trust and probate law
- Practice emphasizes all aspects of living trust centered estate planning
- Conducts regular seminars and workshops on numerous topics including creation of living trust centered estate plans as well as administration of living trust centered estate plans
- Licensed by the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States Series 7 and 66
- Licensed by the State of California as a real estate broker
- Licensed by the State of California as an insurance agent
- Author of several publications related to the areas of estate planning with living trusts including the best-selling book “Savvy Estate Planning: what you need to know before you hire the right lawyer”
- Member of the California State Bar, WealthCounsel, ElderCounsel and Vistage
- J.D. degree, Whittier College, School of Law; B.A. degree in history, with honors, University of California, Santa Cruz
- Can be contacted at 530-269-1515 or [email protected]
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