How to Say “Set Up a Trust” in Spanish

establecer un fideicomiso
/estableθeɾ un fideikomiso/from spelling rules
To set up a trust in Spanish is establecer un fideicomiso.
This phrase is used to describe the process of creating a legal arrangement where a third party holds assets for the benefit of a beneficiary.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of the verb establecer (to establish/set up) and the noun fideicomiso (trust).

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of fideicomiso is fideicomisos.

Did you know?

  • While 'trust' in English can describe a warm feeling between friends, the Spanish word fideicomiso is exclusively a technical legal term and cannot be used to describe emotional confidence.
  • The term fiduciario for the manager of a fideicomiso shares the same Latin root as the English word 'fiduciary', creating a direct link between the two legal traditions.
  • Unlike English, where a 'trust' can be a general arrangement, a fideicomiso typically requires a formal written contract to be legally valid in most Spanish-speaking countries.

Examples in context

  • María y Juan decidieron hacer un fideicomiso para asegurar el futuro de sus hijos.
    María and Juan decided to set up a trust to secure their children's future.
  • La empresa decidió constituir un fideicomiso para asegurar el patrimonio familiar.
    The company decided to set up a trust to secure the family's assets.
  • Es necesario establecer un fideicomiso para proteger los activos.
    It is necessary to set up a trust to protect the assets.
  • Él quiere establecer un fideicomiso para sus hijos.
    He wants to set up a trust for his children.
  • Ellos decidieron establecer un fideicomiso antes de la auditoría.
    They decided to set up a trust before the audit.

Example conversation

Alejandro and María are discussing long-term financial planning in an office.

  1. Alejandro

    ¿Deberíamos establecer un fideicomiso para la herencia?
    Should we set up a trust for the inheritance?
  2. María

    Es una buena idea para asegurar el futuro de la familia.
    It is a good idea to secure the family's future.
  3. Alejandro

    Consultaré con un abogado para establecer un fideicomiso formal.
    I will consult with a lawyer to set up a formal trust.
  4. María

    Me parece muy prudente, Alejandro.
    That seems very prudent to me, Alejandro.

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
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