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LLC (Limited Liability Company) and LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) are business formations for law firms. They dont inherently allow a firm to take possession of property; that requires a court order or legal contract. Law firms can represent trustees but cannot act as trustees without authorization. Selling trust property without notifying beneficiaries can breach fiduciary duty under Illinois law. The Illinois Trust and Trustees Act (760 ILCS 5) mandates transparency and prohibits self-dealing, requiring trustees to inform beneficiaries about trust transactions. Consult a legal professional for specific advice.Full Conversation
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give an example of how a law firm can pose as the trtustee of a trust estate to sell the trust property .the trustee didn't want the beneficaries to know that the law firm
While law firms can represent trustees, they cannot pose as trustees without proper authorization. If the trustee wants to sell trust property, they should notify the beneficiaries. Failure to do so can be considered a breach of fiduciary duty under Illinois law.
if a trustee friend purchase the trust property without the beneficary's knowlege in secretcy is it most likely the fried got a reduced price on the purchase trust property
The price a trustee friend pays for trust property isn't necessarily reduced. However, if a trustee sells trust property to a friend without notifying the beneficiaries, it could be seen as a breach of fiduciary duty. Illinois law requires transparency in trust management.
what illinois trust or probate statute requires transparency in trust management
The Illinois Trust and Trustees Act (* ILCS *) requires transparency in trust management. Specifically:
- Section */*.*: Duty to inform and report to beneficiaries.
- Section */*.*: Duty of loyalty.
- Section */*.*: Duty of impartiality.
Please consult a legal professional for detailed advice.
what illinois statute states that a trustee cannot or allowed to purchase trust property without the knowlege of the beneciciaries
The Illinois Trust and Trustees Act, particularly Section */*.*, requires trustees to inform and report to beneficiaries about the trust. This includes any sale or purchase of trust property. If a trustee violates this, it can be considered a breach of fiduciary duty. Always consult a legal professional for tailored advice.
is a trustee allowed to purchase trust property for sale
In Illinois, the Trusts and Trustees Act Section */*.* and Section */*.* generally discourage self-dealing, which includes a trustee purchasing trust property. However, exceptions can exist. This is a complex issue and professional legal advice should be sought.