lifetime living trusts

charlie1140

I would like to do this myself, where would I get the forms.
Art

Keep_pedalling

You will have to give a lot more information if you want a useful answer. 

Savvy_Sue

Plus you will have to be sure you can live with the consequences if you get it wrong. 

Marcon

charlie1140 said:

I would like to do this myself, where would I get the forms.
Art

You don't get 'forms', you get proper legal advice. Your question alone indicates that you don't have the requisite skills (most people don't) and there are any number of pitfalls/unintended consequences.

xylophone

https://www.netlawman.co.uk/ia/guide-to-trusts

How can I set up a trust fund?

Case law demands that for an express trust to be validly declared, it has to establish three certainties:

• certainty of intention; that you clearly intend to create the trust
• certainty of subject matter; that you plainly and precisely define the trust property
• certainty of objects; that you unequivocally delineate the beneficiaries

To create an express trust, you would need the help of an expert with specialised legal, financial, and tax knowledge to establish these certainties; decide on all the important aspects of a trust; and ensure proper, precise legal wording & constitution of your trust.

See also https://www.crowe.com/uk/croweuk/insights/the-tax-implications-of-trusts

You would engage a solicitor with a specialist knowledge of Trust Law.

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