Sioux Falls, SD -- (SBWire) -- 09/06/2018 --Sterling Trustees, LLC has recently made available its South Dakota Trust Law Online Handbook. This comprehensive guide, which is downloadable on Sterling Trustees' website, serves as a factual anthology of South Dakota trust laws and administrative rules for both public and private trust companies. The law records found within the publication are accurate through the 93rd legislative session in 2018, and the outline of administrative regulations is updated to the South Dakota standards as of August 2017.
Sterling created the handbook to provide attorneys, accountants and investment advisors an easy-to-use reference guide to quickly familiarize themselves and get comfortable the fact that South Dakota is the best trust situs in the country. The trust law handbook is divided into seven sections: Taxation; Judicial Remedies; Uniform Probate Code; Property; Banks and Banking; Fiduciaries and Trusts; and Trust Company Administration Rules Article 20-07, which refers to banking.
Sterling Trustees encourages anyone who is using this handbook to refer to primary source material regarding South Dakota codified law, which is located at http://sdlegislature.gov/statutes/Codified_Laws/Default.aspx.
Sterling Trustees is recognized as one of the top independent corporate trustees in the nation. The firm administers over $3.6 billion of assets across 300 trusts and 120 families. Providing their trust administration services in South Dakota allows their clients to benefit from the advantageous trust rules and laws.
About Sterling Trustees
Sterling Trustees is a South Dakota-chartered trust company located in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. By working independently, the firm allows its clients to avoid the extra costs and conflicts of interest associated with large financial institutions. Sterling Trustees' main goal is to keep assets safe while remaining objective.
For more information, please visit https://sterlingtrustees.com or call 605-593-8950.
Sterling Trustees Publishes South Dakota Trust Law Online Handbook