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50 minutes
Date Published

September 3, 2025

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King County Bar Association

Subjects

Estate Planning, Real Property Probate & Trust Law

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Summary

Presentation: “Wyoming Fiduciary Advantages” by Scott Weaver, General Counsel & Chief Fiduciary Officer – Willow Street Group

Wyoming is a globally recognized situs for wealth planning due to modern trust and business laws and a favorable tax environment. This webinar will review how families may use Wyoming trusts for generational wealth transfer planning, asset and privacy protection, and state tax planning. Several fiduciary structures will be explored, including Wyoming directed trusts with a professional trustee and Wyoming private family trust companies.

SWOD-25830

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Presenters

Scott Weaver
General Counsel & Chief Fiduciary Officer - Willow Street Group

As Willow Street’s General Counsel and Chief Fiduciary Officer, Scott participates in the overall management of the firm on... Read More

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2025 Wyoming Fiduciary Advantages MP4
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