In recent years, we have been faced with cases in court every day that can be traced back to a “simplistic trust.” Many citizens, for various reasons, settle for a “normal declaration” or a “verbal promise” instead of going through the formal registration process.
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In recent years, we have been faced with cases in court every day that can be traced back to a “simplistic trust.” Many citizens, for various reasons, settle for a “normal declaration” or a “verbal promise” instead of going through the formal registration process.