Trusts, Asset Protection & Estate Planning

Contracting Out Agreements – A valuable estate planning tool

Contracting Out Agreements (often referred to as prenuptial agreements) are often viewed quite negatively. They can be seen as having one foot out of the door in a relationship. However, Contracting Out Agreements can be powerful tools to help you and your partner cement your intentions for how your property is dealt with when you …

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Incentives for a Trust in light of recent regulatory reforms

Safeguarding your Legacy Trust structures have been a cornerstone of asset protection for centuries, particularly for those wishing to safeguard valuable assets like investment portfolios. However, the legal and tax landscape is constantly in flux. To ensure these structures remain effective, individuals seeking asset protection should follow four key steps on their informed decision-making journey: …

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The difference between Enduring Powers of Attorney and PPPR Act orders

It is important to have Enduring Powers of Attorney (“EPAs”) in place so that if an unexpected medical event happens the right people can look after you. If you lose your mental capacity and do not have EPAs in place, it can be a costly, time-consuming and stressful process for your loved ones to legally …

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