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Title: TRUSTS: CREATION, TYPES, AND CHARACTERISTICS


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TRUSTS CREATION, TYPES, AND CHARACTERISTICS
2
Definition of a Trust
  • A trust is a legal device that separates the
    benefits of property ownership from the burdens
    of property ownership

3
Basic Paradigm of a Trust
Trustee
A Life Estate
B Remainder
4
Trust as Gift
  • Intent
  • Delivery
  • Acceptance

5
THREE REQUIREMENTS FOR EVERY TRUST
  • Settlor
  • Trustee
  • One or more beneficiaries

6
SETTLOR
  • Declaration of trust
  • Transfer in trust
  • 18 years or older

7
TRUSTEE
  • 18 years or older
  • Bank or trust company with trust powers
  • Other institutions granted trust powers by statute

8
Basic Paradigm of a Trust
A Trustee
D Trustee
A Life Estate
R
B Remainder
9
Basic Paridigm of a Trust
A Trustee
D Trustee
B sells remainder to A
A Life Estate
R
A Remainder
10
Basic Paradigm of a Trust
A Trustee
A Life Estate
R
A Remainder
11
Trust Will Not Fail for Want of A Trustee
12
Beneficiaries
  • Income beneficiaries
  • Beneficiaries of Corpus
  • Mixed beneficiaries

13
Given a choice between being a trustee or a
beneficiary, be a beneficiary
14
Jimenez v. Lee
  • What are the facts of this case?
  • Why might father prefer to be a custodian, rather
    than a trustee?
  • What does the court hold?

15
Language of Intent
  • Use of word trust
  • Precatory language

16
Hebrew University v. Nye
  • What are the facts of this case?
  • In Hebrew 1, why does the court find the trust
    fails
  • In Hebrew 2, why does the court find there was a
    gift
  • Court was willing to fudge the gift rules, but
    not the trust rules. Why?

17
Unthank v. Rippstein
  • What are the facts of this case?
  • What does the court hold?
  • Review the words in the letter. What argument
    could you make that
  • He did intend letter to be a holographic will?
  • He intended to declare a trust

18
Equitable Remedy Trusts
  • Resulting Trusts
  • Reversions
  • Purchase money resulting trusts

19
Equitable Remedy Trusts
  • Constructive Trusts
  • Fraud
  • Mistake
  • Undue influence
  • Breach of a confidential relationship

20
Necessity of Trust Property
Brainard v. Commissioner
21
Intent to Create a Trust
Speelman v. Pascal
22
Clark v. Campbell
  • What did Ts will provide?
  • What was the first argument to sustain the
    provision?
  • The second?
  • How might T have accomplished the goal today?

23
In re Searights Estate
  • What are the facts of this case?
  • What does the court hold?
  • Is the court correct?
  • UPC 2-907
  • For up to 21 years or life of animal, whichever
    is shorter
  • Iowa Code 633.2105
  • Trust for care of animal living at settlors
    death is valid. It terminates when no living
    animal is covered by its terms

24
Hieble v. Hieble
  • What are the facts of this case?
  • What does the court hold?
  • If moms purpose in making the transfer was to
    avoid probate, what else might she have done?

25
Olliffe v. Wells
  • What are the facts of this case?
  • To A to distribute in such manner as in his
    discretion appears best calculated to carry out
    my wishes
  • Desire to create trust and not create beneficial
    interest in A
  • Since terms of trust undisclosed it is a void
    semisecret trust.
  • What if testator left her entire estate outright
    to A but A had promised to hold the property for
    the benefit of B?
  • This is a secret trust

26
Mandatory vs. Discretionary Trusts
27
Discretionary Trusts
Marsman v. Nasca
28
Marsman v. Nasca
  • What are the facts of this case?
  • What lessons do you learn from this case?
  • Why was the conveyance to Sally and Richard
    upheld?
  • Why isnt Farr personally liable?

29
Protective Trusts
  • Discretionary trusts
  • Spendthrift Trusts
  • Support Trusts

30
Creditors Rights
A creditor can have no greater rights in trust
property than the creditors debtor had in the
property
31
Spendthrift Trusts
Shelley v. Shelley
32
US v. OShaughnessy
33
Modification and Termination of Trusts
In re Trust of Stuchell
34
Modification and Termination of Trusts
In re Estate of Brown
35
Modification and Termination of Trusts
In re Estate of Brown
36
Charitable Trusts
Shenandoah Valley National Bank v. Taylor
37
Charitable Trusts
Shenandoah Valley National Bank v. Taylor
38
Charitable Trusts
Shenandoah Valley National Bank v. Taylor
39
Charitable Trusts-Cy Pres
In re Neher
40
Charitable Trusts-Cy Pres
In re Estate of Buck
41
Charitable Trusts-Cy Pres
In re Wilson
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