Planning for wealth transfers to future generations is a tricky business. Attorneys counsel clients on the dangers of vesting too much wealth in a beneficiary who is too young to understand the responsibility that comes with such an inheritance. Typically, an attorney will recommend the use of a trust that restricts the distribution of the wealth until a child reaches a more "mature" age—often including staged distributions (e.g., 1/3 at 25, 30 and 35). A "staged distribution" trust allows the client to delay and/or spread out the receipt of an inheritance and to allow a trustee to manage those assets for an "immature" child.