Variation of Discretionary Trust Sample

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Variation of Discretionary Trust Sample

A Variation of Discretionary Trust is used to change the terms of an existing discretionary trust. The document is to be executed as a deed by the trustee and appointer, as provided for in the original trust deed for the discretionary trust. Take a look at our sample below, to get an idea of what yours will look like.

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What does the Variation of Discretionary Trust Cover?

Our Variation of Discretionary Trust includes clauses setting out:

  • The changes to the trust deed; and
  • Relevant consents and other consequential terms.

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