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A trust is frequently seen as the alter ego of a will. Trusts are often worthwhile but can be nightmares if improperly administered. As a result of the revamping of state trust laws in many states, trustees often find themselves with more questions than they were ever prepared for, without easily discernible answers, such as:How do I know if I can trust my trust?What should I look out for?Are there ever occasions where I shouldn't provide for a long-term trust? What should I look for when selecting an institutional trustee to administer my trust?What trustee liability issues should I be aware of?Can You Trust Your Trust? is the first book of its kind to present this information in an accessible and practical manner, easily understood by you -- the trustee -- and your trust advisers.