Estate planning in the 21st century often involves the use of trusts as a means of passing wealth from one generation to the next. Over the past decade, a relatively new concept known as the "directed trust" has become commonplace in estate planning. A directed trust is a trust in which certain duties and responsibilities traditionally held by the trustee are bifurcated and assigned to another party. Listen as Polsinelli Wealth Planning Attorney, Jeffrey Glogower, discusses the risks and benefits associated with directed trusts.