Civil trust

What is a civil trust

A trust contract is a trustee who transfers the property to the trustee and the trustee becomes the owner of the property.The trustee manages and operates the property for the beneficiary according to the purpose defined in the contract. Pass the profits to the beneficiaries.

Civil trusts have a great deal of freedom in defining the terms of their contract. What you couldn't do with the wills and the adult guardianship system, the civil trust will allow you to design according to your needs.

The owner of the trusted property is the trustee. If it is real estate, it will be registered in the name of the trustee. The registration will state that it is a fiduciary, and the outline of the trust agreement will be announced.

For tax purposes, in principle, the beneficiary is considered the owner, so the beneficiary is the taxpayer.

Entrustor

A person who trusts.

Trustee

A person who is obligated to perform the necessary actions to manage and dispose of trust assets and achieve other trust purposes in accordance with the contents of the trust agreement.

Beneficiary

A person who has a beneficiary right.

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Price list for inheritance support

case study

Case 1: Inheritance to a child with a wasteful habit

If the child is still young, has a habit of spending money, and is likely to waste money even if he/she inherits, make himself a beneficiary until he/she died, and then after that, Allow your child to receive cash from the trust property only when needed, such as for medical expenses, educational expenses and marriage.

Case 2: Inheritance after death (beneficiary continuous trust)

Only the will about your inheritance can be written in the will. For example, it is not possible to testify how a wife inherits heritage.

However, by utilizing the trust, you can specify the inheritance up to the beneficiary 30 years after the trust was made.

Example 3: Couple without children (beneficiary continuous trust)

This is a case that can be used when parents are dead without children.

Since my brother has no remnants, I can inherit everything to my wife by will, but it is up to the wife what to do with heritage, and if the wife's parents are dead and there are no children, Will be my wife's brother.

The original property also contains ancestral homes and land, and you may want to inherit it to your brother after your spouse's death.

In such a case, you can use the trust to set the beneficiary of the trust property after the wife's death in advance as a younger brother.

However, not all the property of the wife can be inherited by the younger brother, only the property that the wife has inherited while the husband trusts.

Case 4: Inheritance measures before dementia

Even if you want to leave property to your grandchildren or take measures against inheritance tax, if you have dementia, you will not be able to declare the gift.

Before that happens, it is possible to plan and make a trust contract using a trust.

At the Heritage Inheritance Wills Consultation Center, we will first ask you for your wishes and propose the best inheritance measures with our partner tax accountant.

Fee for civil trust support

About the charge of civil trust

The amount of civil trust will vary depending on the customer's wishes, so we will make a quote after the first interview.