Trustee Library-A Curated Digital Vault of Rare Trust Law Texts

The Trustee Library was created to give you access to the rare, essential, and often outrageously priced books that have shaped private trust law over the last century.

Carlton Albert Weiss’s Concise Trustee Handbook references many of these foundational texts — some of which are nearly impossible to find in print, and when you do, they’re priced anywhere from $78 to over $1,000 per volume.

Thankfully, others before you have already navigated the ivory towers of Stanford, Yale, Harvard, and Cornell — and secured digital scans of these documents through longstanding university trust agreements. You now benefit from their efforts, with no copyright barriers and no gatekeeping.

🏛️ Why This Library Matters

• Trust law is no longer taught in modern law schools — and that’s by design.
• Many of the most insightful writings are out of print or buried in rare law collections.
• Yet the principles of trust, contract, and common law have remained nearly unchanged since ancient Rome.

While the U.S. Supreme Court has only ruled on a handful of landmark trust-related cases in nearly 250 years, these older works hold the keys to understanding the bedrock — the same foundations used by those who structure private trusts today.

Whether you're studying, structuring, or standing in your authority — the Trustee Library gives you a clear advantage.

No fluff. Just the law that still governs quietly behind the scenes.