Marty makes a good point. You want to have wording that keeps anyone other than the actual person you have accepted into your club from becoming a member. Other people involved in a trust may not have the knowledge or motivation to participate in your club decision making the way the original member did.

If the original member passes away, you probably don't want them replaced by an outside person who would then become part of your club decision making processes.

Your attorney should be able to come up with the best wording to protect you from that scenario. I'm not sure the proposed wording you received from them does this.

Bottom line is that the more people who are involved with a single membership in a club, the more potential for complications to arise that might affect the whole club.

Everyone in the club should understand and be willing to accept the potential problems before they agree to that set up.

Laurie Frederiksen
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