One particular focus of RWA’s fiduciary practice is dealing with unusual or difficult questions of trust administration. Sometimes a trust instrument is unclear as to the identity of the beneficiaries. For example, can adopted persons share in a distribution meant for “issue”? Other times the language is clear, but because of changed circumstances the terms of the trust no longer make sense for the beneficiaries. For example, a trust might contain antiquated investment restrictions, or it might contain outdated restrictions on who might be eligible to serve as a trustee. RWA’s professionals have practical experience solving these kinds of problems, and are particularly well versed in the multiple avenues modern trust law provides for modifying trusts..