Can a LLC be the trustee of a nominee trust?

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Looking to set up a nominee trust can a llc be the trustee?

ANSWER BY MARGARET CROSS-BELIVEAU:

Yes, any entity or person may serve as a Trustee of a nominee trust. The problems that are encountered with an entity serving as a trustee occur when the entity is no longer in existence and the property was not deeded out of the nominee trust before the dissolution of the LLC. In order for the property to be deeded out of the trust, a certificate of good standing for the LLC must be filed at the registry of deeds. If the LLC was dissolved, it must then be reinstated with all of the yearly filing fees paid, which at this time is $520/year, before a certificate will be issued.

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