Family Trust

Preserve Your Wealth, Protect Your Legacy and Plan for Future Generations.

With thoughtful planning and expert guidance, a Family Trust can provide stability, continuity, and peace of mind for generations to come. We assist individuals, families, business owners, and High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs) in establishing Family Trusts tailored to their financial objectives, succession plans, and family needs.

  • Preserve family wealth across generations
  • Facilitate smooth succession and estate planning
  • Protect assets through structured ownership arrangements
  • Minimize potential family disputes
  • Ensure responsible management of wealth for future beneficiaries
  • Provide financial security for children and dependents
  • Enable continuity of family businesses and investments
  • Maintain privacy in the transfer and management of assets

Our Family Trust Services

We provide end-to-end support throughout the Family Trust establishment process.

Trust Planning Consultation

Understanding your family structure, financial objectives, succession goals, and asset profile.

Trust Structure Advisory

Guidance on selecting an appropriate trust structure based on your estate planning requirements and applicable legal provisions.

Trust Deed Coordination

Assistance in coordinating the preparation and review of the Trust Deed with qualified legal professionals to ensure that it reflects your intentions.

Trustee & Beneficiary Planning

Guidance on identifying suitable trustees, defining beneficiary rights, and establishing governance and distribution mechanisms.

Asset Transfer Coordination

Support in planning the transfer of eligible assets into the Trust in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory requirements.

Ongoing Trust Review

Periodic reviews to help ensure that the Trust structure remains aligned with changes in family circumstances, business interests, and applicable laws.

Who Should Consider a Family Trust?

An Family Trust may be appropriate for:

Business owners and entrepreneurs

High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs)

Families with significant financial or real estate assets

Individuals planning intergenerational wealth transfer

Families seeking structured succession planning

Individuals looking to centralize the management of family assets

Parents wishing to provide long-term financial security for children or dependents.

How we start

What happens when you call us

Six steps. Nothing to sign until the third one, and nothing to pay for the first.

Understand Your Objectives

We discuss your family dynamics, financial position, succession goals, and long-term vision.

Evaluate Your Estate

We review your assets, ownership structures, and estate planning requirements.

Design the Trust Framework

Working alongside legal professionals, we help develop a trust structure aligned with your objectives and applicable laws.

Documentation & Establishment

We coordinate the preparation of the Trust Deed and support the establishment of the Trust and the transfer of eligible assets.

Ongoing Support

We provide ongoing coordination and periodic reviews to help ensure that your Family Trust continues to serve your evolving needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Plain answers to the things we hear across the desk every week — the beliefs that quietly cost families money, and the practical questions about how we work.

A Family Trust is a legal arrangement in which assets are held and managed by trustees for the benefit of specified family members or beneficiaries, according to the terms of the trust deed.

A Family Trust can help with organised wealth management, succession planning, protection of family assets, and distribution of assets among beneficiaries according to the settlor’s wishes.

The main parties are generally the settlor, who creates the trust; the trustee or trustees, who manage the trust property; and the beneficiaries, who are entitled to receive benefits from the trust.

Yes. Subject to applicable laws and the terms of the trust deed, a Family Trust may hold various assets such as immovable property, investments, securities, or other permitted assets.

The ability to modify the terms depends on the trust deed and the nature of the trust. Some trusts permit amendments, while irrevocable trusts may have significant restrictions.

Trustees are responsible for managing the trust assets in accordance with the trust deed, applicable laws, and their fiduciary duties toward the beneficiaries.

Not necessarily. Its suitability depends on the family’s assets, succession objectives, number of beneficiaries, tax considerations, and legal requirements. Professional legal and tax advice should be obtained before creating one.

Disclaimer

Formation and administration of a Family Trust are subject to applicable trust, tax, and other laws and regulations. Tax benefits, legal implications, and compliance requirements depend on the Trust’s structure and individual circumstances. Our services are limited to guidance and coordination and do not constitute legal or tax advice. Legal, tax, and compliance matters should be undertaken in consultation with qualified professionals. Clients are advised to obtain independent professional advice before establishing a Family Trust.