[WSBAPT] Restrictions on Abstract/Unusual Trust Names?

Philip N. Jones pjones at duffykekel.com
Tue Mar 19 16:27:07 PDT 2024


I have had clients use fanciful names for their trusts.  Did not cause a problem.
Phil Jones

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Subject: [WSBAPT] Restrictions on Abstract/Unusual Trust Names?

Is any one aware of any legal reason why a client could not name his or her trust something along the lines of "Ice cream Purple Mouse Trust" for privacy purposes?

If not legal reasons, practical reasons? (Other than the fact that the trustee names will often be associated with the trust thwarting, to a large extent, the attempt at creating additional privacy.) For example, trouble dealing with banks or government agencies?



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