Help for trustees and successor trustees

Being named trustee is an honor and a real responsibility. Texas law holds trustees to high standards of loyalty, care and transparency. Mistakes can lead to family conflict or personal liability. You don't have to figure it out alone.

What Jonathan helps trustees do

  • Read and interpret the trust document
  • Accept the trusteeship and get a tax ID for the trust
  • Inventory and value trust assets
  • Notify beneficiaries and keep them informed
  • Pay final expenses, debts and taxes
  • Invest prudently and keep accurate records
  • Make distributions and prepare accountings
  • Work with a corporate trustee, CPA or financial advisor

Experience from the trustee’s side

Jonathan led a trust company office as Market President. He knows what a trustee’s day-to-day work looks like and where things tend to go wrong. He brings that practical knowledge to every family trustee he advises.

Also for beneficiaries

If you’re a beneficiary with questions about how a trust is being handled, Jonathan can review the trust and explain your rights.

Get guidance on your role as trustee. Schedule a consultation.

Let's talk about your family's plan.

A conversation with Jonathan is the easiest first step. You'll leave knowing your options and what comes next.

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