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Parties to Trust Disputes

It is essential in all legal proceedings that the proper parties are joined or appropriately represented, in order to ensure that the outcome is binding and final in relation to all of those persons interested in the subject matter of those proceedings. Issues around the identity and joinder of parties are particularly common in connection with trust disputes, where the class of beneficiaries interested in the trust may include a large number of persons with diverse interests. These will often include minor or unborn persons and even the trustees of other settlements and charities, or charitable interests.