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The interaction of family law and estate planning presentation

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Published on 28 Sep 10 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers the interaction of family law and estate planning.

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Peter Crofts
Peter worked as a psychologist and as a solicitor with the then National Crime Authority before establishing and then leading the forensic accounting division in Australia of one of the international accounting firms. He resigned in 2001 to commence practice at the Victorian Bar where he advises and appears on disputes concerned with valuation and accounting issues including in Family Law. He currently lectures at Melbourne University on forensic accounting issues and has been a contributing author to CCH's Family Law service. - Current at 28 September 2010

 

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