A trust when you are purchasing property and one party puts in a bigger share of deposit monies than the other. A Trust deed can protect the interests of the parties should any dispute arise in the future.

A trust in a Will can provide valuable protection for vulnerable beneficiaries. For example, leaving assets in trust for a disabled child or adult can help ensure that funds are managed appropriately, safeguarded from potential misuse, and structured in a way that avoids unintended impact on means tested benefits.

A trust in a Will can also support broader asset protection and succession planning aims. It may help ensure that your share of the family home or other assets are passed to your intended beneficiaries, even if your spouse or partner later enters a new relationship or remarries, or if family circumstances otherwise change after your death.

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