When a loved one dies and has a trust, that trust will need to be administered by a qualified and disinterested party. Many lawyers make trust administration appear simple when selling you an estate-planning package, but they never explain what will need to happen when the trust actually takes effect. As a result, the person creating the trust may not be fully qualified or may not want to make these decisions.

I understand the rules, know what it means to administer a trust to fully ensure the testator's wishes are followed. Alternatively, I can guide an administrator who wants to be protected and act as a resource who knows the law.

Trust Administration is about completing your vision across all assets and protecting your family – I can help you achieve peace of mind and certainty.