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Hi,

1) In general, trust is a tool used for wealth protection and at the same time to ensure there is something keep for the underage child.
2) The other purpose commonly used by the rich is to generate a passive income for a child who might already reach legal age, control with a fixed monthly payout for their pocket money.
3) So it depends on how your trust was drafted and what type of conditions spelled.
4) Afraid you have to go back to your lawyer to understand the clauses. Your son is the beneficiary without doubt, meaning he is already the owner, thus no need to "transfer" in this case.
5) But whether trust can be dissolved, and he is allowed to sell at his own will has to look into the clauses again.

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Hi, I would advice that you go back to your law firm for further assistance.

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Aaron
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