A trustee is a person or institution legally authorized to manage assets held in a trust for the benefit of another party, known as the beneficiary. They are commonly used in estate planning, charitable trusts, or bankruptcy cases. Beneficiaries, including families, charities, or creditors, gain financial protection and professional oversight.
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