What is an Administrative Trust?


An administrative trust is essentially the period of time during which a trustee gets his or her legal ducks in a row.  They might pay debts or taxes prior to the distribution of funds to the beneficiary or collect assets.

Watch this short legal webinar from Estate Planning and Trust Administration attorney, James L. Cunningham for more information about what an administrative trust is and why you need to understand it–especially if you’re a trustee!

Are you a trustee or considering becoming one? Then it’s crucial that you understand what an administrative trust is and the legal responsibilities it entails. In this brief legal webinar, Estate Planning and Trust Administration attorney Jim describes the basics of an administrative trusts and provides you with the knowledge you need to make informed decisions.

An administrative trust is a critical period during which the trustee must ensure that all legal formalities are met before distributing assets to the beneficiaries. This process includes paying off any outstanding debts or taxes, collecting assets, and resolving any legal disputes. Failure to comply with these legal requirements can lead to costly legal battles and personal liability for the trustee.

Fortunately, CunninghamLegal is here to guide you through the legal maze of administrative trusts. We can teach you about the different types of administrative trusts, the legal obligations of trustees, and the steps you need to take to ensure a smooth and trouble-free administration.

So don’t wait any longer! Click the scheduling button and gain the knowledge you need to fulfill your trustee duties with confidence and peace of mind. We will make sure that you’re getting the most up-to-date and accurate information.

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What is an Administrative Trust?
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