When someone sets up a trust, often to support their children or family members after they're gone, they usually name a trustee to manage it. On the surface, it might seem like a straightforward job: look after the money, make sure it grows, and eventually pass it on to the right people. But being a trustee isn’t just about balancing the books. It comes with serious responsibilities, especially when the people relying on the trust are children or otherwise vulnerable. Looking