This paper covers:
- client objectives
- Family Court powers
- testamentary trusts
- binding financial agreements
- mutual will agreements
- estate actions and claims following death of a will maker
- considerations for accountants and advisors.
Estate planning
Succession
2017
Succession planning and family law
Source: Western Australia
Published Date: 20 Jul 2017
Individual Session
Succession planning and family law
Author(s):
Karolina Rzymkowska
Materials from this
session:
Details
- Published By: Karolina Rzymkowska
- Published On:20 Jul 2017
- Took place at:Crown Perth, Burswood
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