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Source: QLD

Published Date: 19 Jul 2013

 

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With litigation becoming more common, more complex family arrangements and different business structures require an increased focus on protection and preservation of clients’ wealth. This paper highlights the key factors for practitioners to assist clients in protecting their assets from family disputes and trustees in bankruptcy including:

  • family asset protection
  • Kennon v Spry and subsequent cases
  • personal asset protection vs business assets and business continuity impact
  • powers of Attorney, inheritance rules, CGT and testamentary trusts.
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Asset protection

Author(s): Brian J Richards CTA
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  • Published By: Brian J Richards CTA
  • Published On:19 Jul 2013
  • Took place at:Sofitel Broadbeach Hotel, Gold Coast

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