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  Restructuring TrustsThursday September 30, 2010 When a trust is formed, it is impossible to foresee the many ways in which basic facts and assumptions that formed the basis of the trust may change – often dramatically. Family businesses may fail or change substantially, or core assets may deplete through misuse of disruptive market shifts. Families themselves may change composition radically or be simply ungovernable in a single trust. Tax laws change and make certain trusts extremely tax inefficient. This program will discuss why certain trusts should be restructured, the methods by which those changes can be made, and issues involved for fiduciaries and others. Handout materials wil be emailed to you prior to the seminar  60.00 Starts 12:00 PM Central Time 1.0 MCLE Credit Hours Schedule: • Circumstances when it makes sense to restructure a trust • Methods available for restructuring – when you can do it administratively and when you need a court order • Restructuring trusts for tax efficiency, including the GSTT • Restructuring to reflect changes in a family business or family composition • Restructuring to cure errors in trust documents • Issues for fiduciaries Speaker: Benjamin S. Candland, McGuireWoods, LLP – Richmond, Virginia |
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