Florida Trust Archives - Upchurch Law

Written by Thomas Upchurch | November 10, 2016

Can a Trustee Also Be a Beneficiary in Florida? The short, technical answer is “yes.” Nothing in Florida law prohibits a beneficiary of

Written by Thomas Upchurch | November 02, 2015

"In matters of truth and justice, there is no difference between large and small problems, for issues concerning the treatment of people are

Written by Thomas Upchurch | October 27, 2015

From time-to-time I’m hired to handle a Trust administration for a client. There are times when a settlor may choose a corporate trustee

Written by Thomas Upchurch | May 14, 2014

Whether a donor chooses to do a Charitable Lead Trust or a Charitable Remainder Trust is contingent upon the tax objective and the

Written by Thomas Upchurch | May 12, 2014

As surprising as it may seem even the Grantor must comply with the terms of his or her Trust. A client recently inquired

Written by Thomas Upchurch | May 12, 2014

A Trustee has insurmountable responsibility to administer a Trust. The removal of a Trustee for lack of capacity to administer the Trust may

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