When should an alter ego or joint partner trust become part of a client’s estate plan, and what should you work through before recommending one?
Join Ian Hull and Jordan Atin, with special guest Ed Esposto of Aird & Berlis LLP, for a closer look at these trusts and the planning decisions behind them. The conversation will explore how a client’s family circumstances, assets and wishes can shape whether a trust is a suitable choice.
From probate and privacy considerations to planning for incapacity, the speakers will discuss potential benefits alongside the costs, tax implications and ongoing responsibilities. They’ll also consider the drafting and administration issues that deserve attention early, including who will act as trustee and how the trust fits with the client’s broader estate plan.
Bring your questions for a thoughtful conversation about when these trusts can serve clients well, and where a different approach may make more sense.

Ian Hull
Partner Hull & Hull, Co-founder @ eState Planner

Jordan Atin
J.D., T.E.P., Certified Specialist (Estates & Trusts Law)
CEO @ eState Planner
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Ed Esposto
TEP
Partner @ Aird & Berlis LLP
30 minutes of Substantive Credits accredited by the Law Society of Ontario and the Law Society of British Columbia. Lawyers from other jurisdictions can include this course as a CPD learning activity in their mandatory annual Continuing Professional Development Plan.
Please note that recordings and slides will be made available after the webinar.
