I Am Administering a Trust Do I Have to Sell the Business Interest Held by the Trust?
When administering a trust, some trustees automatically assume that they must sell the business interest that is held in the trust.
Articles about Business Owners
Consider a Corporate Trustee Under These Four Scenarios
It may be wise to Consider a Corporate Trustee. Over time, your original choice for a trustee may no longer work.
A Trust Can Hold Shares in an S-Corporation but Must Contain Certain Key Provisions
If you obtain shares in an S-Corp after creating a trust, you may need to modify your estate plan. Trusts need specific provisions to hold S-Corp stock.
8 Steps to Take as a Trustee Overseeing a Trust With Business Interests
If you are administering a Trust With Business Interests, you have many responsibilities. You must act quickly and carefully to ensure it is protected.
What should I do about my business if I become disabled?
What should I do about my business if I become disabled?we encourage you to sign up for our free newsletter for more estate planning tips and techniques.
Nine Advantages: Corporate Trustees and Creating an Anaheim Estate Plan
When creating a trust, you have several options for trustees. View here for nine advantages of a corporate trustee by an Orange County estate planning attorney.