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Asset protection & family law paper

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Published on 21 May 14 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • trusts and asset protection generally
  • what are the powers of the Family Court in relation to trusts?
  • is there a way to structure for family law disputes?
  • duty and tax considerations.

Author profiles

Clinton Jackson
Clinton Jackson is a partner in Cooper Grace Ward’s commercial team, advises his clients on an extensive range of commercial and corporate matters, business mergers, acquisitions and sales, tax and structuring issues, self-managed superannuation, asset protection and succession, restructuring and exit strategies. Clinton’s unique range of expertise enables him to assist his clients with both their personal and business legal issues and to advise through all phases of the business/investment lifecycle – from start-up, to growth, expansion, transition and exit. Clinton is an accredited SMSF Specialist Advisor with the SMSF Association and a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners. - Current at 10 December 2024
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Justine Woods
Justine heads Cooper Grace Ward’s Family Law group. She practises exclusively in the area of family law and is a Queensland Law Society Accredited Family Law Specialist. With a background in advocacy, Justine advises in relation to issues of divorce and separation, property settlement for both married and de facto couples, matters relating to the care of children (including surrogacy) and all aspects of child support. - Current at 04 September 2019
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Testamentary trusts & deceased estates

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Current ATO issues with trusts

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Queensland duty on trust dealings

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Trusts in financial distress

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Trust stripping provisions

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Year end issues for discretionary trusts

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Asset protection & family law

Author(s):  Clinton Jackson,  Justine WOODS

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