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    Title: The Use of Trusts in Taiwan’s Adult Guardianship
    Authors: 戴瑀如
    Tai, Yu-Zu
    Contributors: 法學院
    Keywords: adult guardianship system;mental and intellectual disabilities;Taiwan Trust Law;respect interests and intent;declaration of guardianship;declaration of assistantship;voluntary and mandatory trusts;voluntary guardianship system
    Date: 2019-06
    Issue Date: 2022-01-05 13:17:34 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: This chapter reviews the sophistication of the trust mechanism as compared to the new two-pronged adult guardianship system (AGS) employed in Taiwan. It compares the AGS’s effectiveness in showing greater respect for the exercise of personal residual abilities to its inadequacies in protecting the interests of a ward and in respecting a ward’s intent. It looks into the legal basis for the application of the trust mechanism and explores the reasons for the limited use of trust in the community and the issues pertaining to the law and regulations to the application of trusts in the AGS, including the selection of trustees, the selection of trust supervisors and the termination of trust deeds. It is argued that the statutory mechanism utilised in the AGS is limited and suggests that a shift from voluntary to mandatory trusts in the AGS and the use of voluntary guardianship system would better combine the trust system with the AGS in Taiwan to safeguard the financial security of disabled persons and elderly.
    Relation: Special Needs Financial Planning-a Comparative Perspective, Cambridge University Press, pp.87-114
    Data Type: book/chapter
    DOI link: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781108646925.004
    DOI: 10.1017/9781108646925.004
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