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To: Stan who wrote (10)	11/5/2025 12:03:41 PM
From: Investor2	2 Recommendations Recommended By Shoot1st Sun Tzu Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 22

As a trustee for a number of trusts, I recommend going with a trusted financial management firm. I2

To: Stan who wrote (10)	11/5/2025 12:47:49 PM
From: Sun Tzu	1 Recommendation Recommended By Shoot1st Respond to of 22

It's best if the trustee is not a family member. My mom's friend made her the trustee to her son's inheritance with objections from her daughter and her other son. I cannot tell you how much better off this guy is compared to if he had to deal with his siblings. Obviously the trustee must be trustworthy and have no conflict of interest. But if you find that, it is much better than choosing a family member.