There are many potential applications for a Declaration of Trust and, if you are entering into a situation involving significant financial risk - such as buying or investing in property, or gifting a deposit to a relative - it can be useful to understand how they work. Here, the expert trusts lawyers at Percy Hughes & Roberts Solicitors explain some of the most common applications of a Declaration of Trust, why you should consider one, and how the process works.

In the realm of trust law and estate planning, understanding the requirement to register a trust with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is vitally important. This is particularly true for bare trusts, a common tool in asset management and inheritance planning.

The estate planning experts at PHR Solicitors explain how a bare trust works and how it can offer more control over your assets when you die. Learn more.