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@andrew_axs highlights the common questions asked before setting up a trust 👇
✔️How to set up a trust?
✔️Who to choose as #trustees?
✔️Why set up a trust?
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Family lawyer Helen Clyne talks about whether fathers should be forced to spend time with their children following separation 👉 http://bit.ly/3aUtCKL #familylaw @Helen_Clyne
#IWD2021 is coming! ✨ There's so much excitement. Plus worldwide there's a truly significant amount of meaningful activity planned to collectively help drive forward #womensequality from awareness raising activity, to events, celebrations & much more! 👉🏽 http://bit.ly/IWD-2021
Not long until the @IWIRC Women at the Forefront of International Insolvency Symposium event next week. Juliet Schalker insolvency and litigation partner will talk about Contentious Insolvency and Cross-Border Enforcement Actions with Raquel Agnello QC 👉 http://bit.ly/3sfcEg6
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Trusts are a way of controlling assets for the benefit of others.
They are useful in lots of circumstances, but here are some reasons why people choose to set up a trust:
- Children – safeguarding assets and finances for future generations
- Protection – safeguarding assets from a business or relationship breakdown
It goes without saying that most dads want to spend time with their children and maintain a close and loving bond following the breakdown of a relationship with the children’s mother. Sadly however, that it is not every mother’s experience. I have had several clients who would like their ex-partner/husband and the father of their children to be involved in raising their c...