This presentation covers the following topics:
- real life accounts of a trust gone wrong
- the 'what if' situation
- how you can avoid these mistakes
- if you inherit a client trust with issues/mistakes - what can be done?
Miscellaneous
2006
When good trusts go bad
Source: QLD
Published Date: 20 Oct 2006
Details
- Published By: Clifford Hughes CTA
- Published On:20 Oct 2006
- Took place at:The Chifley on Lennons, Brisbane
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Miscellaneous
2006
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