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No rule in the law of partnerships would prohibit the trustee in his personal capacity from being a member of the partnership as a limited partner-nor is there any legal barrier to the partners all being made trustees of the trust, or the trustee-partner being the managing partner.
Unfortunately, an ownership interest in a California law firm cannot be held in a trust.
Company: Companies are juristic persons and can become partners in a partnership firm if their objects permit it. Trustees: Trustees of private religious trusts, family trusts, and Hindu mutts can enter into partnerships unless their constitutions or objects forbid it.
Cons of a trust It may also require more of their time to set it up. Its more expensive for them to assist or to guide you on transferring assets. More complex. While wills are relatively straightforward, trusts can be more complicated to set up.
Trusts are frequently used in estate planning. Living trusts created in the grantors lifetime facilitate the transfer of assets to heirs without the cost and publicity of probate. Transfers by a trust can usually be quicker and more efficient than transfers by will.
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While the answer to this question depends on your specific circumstances, generally, your professional corporation and/or LLP can only be transferred to a trust if the trustees and beneficiaries are licensed professionals as well. See California Department of Consumer Affairs Legal Opinion (79-5).
A will is a simple legal document that provides instructions on how to distribute property to beneficiaries after death, while a trust is a complex legal contract that allows you to transfer your property to an account to be managed by another person.
An LLP owns the assets of the business and is liable for its own debts; and the members act as its agents and only have liability up to the amount they have contributed to the LLP. An LLP is tax transparent so that its members are broadly subject to the same tax treatment as general partnerships and their partners.