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Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM1003 · Introduction to trusts: Legal background - Trust law: content

  • TSEM1004 · Introduction to trusts: legal background - trust law: what is a trust?
  • TSEM1005 · Introduction to trusts: legal background - trust law: how trusts are created
  • TSEM1006 · Introduction to trusts: legal background - trust law: whether a trust exists
  • TSEM1007 · Introduction to trusts: legal background - trust law: sham trusts
  1. Introduction to trusts: Legal background - Trust law: content
  2. Introduction to trusts: legal background - trust law: how trusts are created

TSEM1005 | Introduction to trusts: legal background - trust law: how trusts are created

From HM Revenue & Customs · Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

Ways of creating a trust include:

  • inter-vivos (literally ‘between the living’)

  • by Will or codicil - created following the death of the testator

  • by court order - typically this is after a divorce, inheritance on death or compensation claim

  • by operation of law - this could result from intestacy (someone dying without leaving a valid Will).

Trusts are usually created in writing, but they may also be created orally. See TSEM9510+.

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