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To be named the successor trustee of a loved ones trust is an honorable title. In short, it entails that you are the third party the trustor has entrusted their property and assets to in the event they pass away or become incapacitated.
Usually, a Successor Trustee cannot change the terms of the Trust but must manage and distribute the Trust assets as specified in the Trust Agreement. Some very important things to remember as Successor Trustee are: Keep your personal assets separate from the Trust assets.
Deed of Appointment for Appointing New Trustees A Trust typically requires at least two Trustees, and if a replacement is necessary, a Deed of Appointment is used to formalise this change. This document ensures that the new Trustee has the legal authority to manage and make decisions regarding the Trusts assets.
The main difference between a successor trustee and a beneficiary is their roles and responsibilities. Beneficiaries are named in the trust and entitled to receive benefits or assets from the trust. Successor trustees execute the trust document on behalf of the grantor and in service of the beneficiaries.
Successor trustees are first in line to take over administration in the event the appointed trustee either the trustor themselves or the person they have named as trustee is incapable of acting (e.g., they have lost competence due to Alzheimers disease), is unwilling to act or has died.
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someone or something that follows and takes the job, place, or position that was held by another: The company will announce the appointment of a successor to its retiring chairman at the next board meeting.

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