Trust Law in 4 Minutes

[@SamTeeWe]

If only the law professors at university know how to come up with such animations to explain stuff, learning the law wouldn't be so hard.

[@LeanneUOC]

Agree. Some don't realise that not all students learn just by reading words.

[@Sheepred-em6kw]

​@@LeanneUOC if you can't learn by reading words You are deemed a genius you are able to learn by visualization Aka your psychic

[@abduljabbarmohammed4188]

Bro may God bless you, I have finally understood the definition of trust law.

[@elyon9329]

This my friend, is the most simplest and comprehensive Trust explanation I’ve ever came across! 👍🏾

[@SelvakumaryKasirajah-ud5ec]

👍 awesome. If every law student get this kinda lecture, that's a fortune.❤

[@kelesipegus]

sooo simply, engagingly and concisely put

[@lidarall5346]

Thank you. This informative session is sweet and short. To the point. Thank you. Can you perhaps advise if there are 3 beneficiaries. One gets appointed as a trustee also and then take all the benefits without the consent of the other beneficiaries. 😏

[@lammichael8111]

This is so accessible! Great!

[@tonyhrn9956]

thank u so much ,it was easy and fun to understand!! and your drawing is so cute which makes it more interesting to watch.

[@theresa7882]

Keep making the video's they are brilliant, really helpful

[@diligentsun1154]

Fascinating, Indeed! Good work. Thanks

[@williamtang724]

It’s interesting. Thanks Are you able to produce a full video of family trust and use the same examples to demonstrate how the family trust is being used for a mum and dad family trust? Thanks

[@summericecoffee]

Why is this channel so underrated?

[@cathycoleman9045]

Excellent. Thank you

[@enospalamparaide9523]

Love this! How simplistic

[@ibrakhimav2843]

Thank you

[@MuhammadAdeel-i7b]

there is distinction between bailor and bailie and trustee and beneficiary and trust property

[@kevinopfer116]

Can the settlor and the trustee be the same person or the settlor and beneficiary? Or do you always have to have 3 sepret parties? My research on this hasn't been to clear

[@jenniferstokes7607]

thank you

[@Artchick1972]

I always “accidentally” eat ice cream 🤪

[@akamukundajulian8847]

Good

[@ellacarmichael3445]

it hurt me when you said it was your fav

[@mandangelic]

That was cool!

[@madisonerickson9289]

A representative agent may be appointed as well, making a fourth party to the trust.

[@branthonkanen8681]

The representative agent would be a second trustee.

[@RAT3DE4EV3RY1]

Settlor/Executor/Grantor/Authorized agent. Trustee =Liability need Appointment for performance and instruction on protection and function coming from the appoint of the executor beneficiary just benefit and if there’s breach you should knock back ✊🏾

[@smolville]

What if the trust is given to a university without the knowledge of the beneficiary? All they get is $2000 a month cash dividends and a large tax bill.

[@nancyythigah]

That was clear

[@hannahsakala5169]

What happens when the settlor is also the trustee

[@nobinafran7910]

😊

[@MuhammadAdeel-i7b]

its nothing to do with the trust as you will be bailor and bailee ... thats not trust

[@gracesimasiku]

Well explained

[@summericecoffee]

Even you my fav❤️

[@Curious-i5m]

🙉🌏👣♻️🌌

[@odiscious]

In a word... stewardship 🙂

[@jordanlilley6126]

Wow, okay, so by naturalizing yourself as a US citizen, you swap yourself from benificiary to trustee and there for have to play by new rules and the new benificiary aka the state gets authority of all your shit. Damn

[@Billy.hoodoo]

🫱🏽‍🫲🏻

[@canaldoaalves]

Thank you