[WSBAPT] naming more than 2 co-trustees

[Cyrus Field]

Folks- I have a client who wants to name himself and several children as
co-trustees of his restated RLT, each having the right to act
independently.
To date, I have never drafted a trust naming more than 2 co-tees and the
idea of doing so, especially where they can act independently (although I
know each can delegate to a co-tee under RCW 11.98.016), seems fraught
with
peril. Any practical advice/experience to share out there for this type of
situation? Thanks in advance, Cy


Cyrus W. Field, Attorney at Law (admitted in Washington and Oregon)
phone: 360-472-1223 Mail: POB 367, Shaw Island, WA 98286 Office: 640
Mullis
St. Friday Harbor, WA
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