Preparing Trust Resolutions: What does giving “real and genuine consideration” to beneficiaries actually mean?
Why trustees must give ‘real and genuine consideration’ to the needs of beneficiaries when preparing trust resolutions.
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Trustee succession as part of the estate plan
Why do you need to deal with your trust assets (as well as your self-managed super and companies) as part of a comprehensive estate plan?
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A trustee’s right to be indemnified
As part of Aintree Group Legal’s ongoing series on Family Trusts, this week we look at a trustee’s right to indemnity out of trust assets.
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Can a beneficiary tell a trustee what to do?
As part of Aintree Group Legal’s ongoing series on Family Trusts, this week we look at what rights a beneficiary has to control the management of a trust.
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The role of Corporate Appointors in family trust structures
As part of Aintree Group Legal’s ongoing series on Family Trusts, we look at the role of corporate appointors in complex family structures.
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The Benefits of a Corporate Trustee
As part of Aintree Group Legal’s ongoing series on Family Trusts, this week we look at the benefits of a corporate trustee.
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Family Trusts: removing trustees and the limits of their powers
As part of Legal’s ongoing series on Family Trusts, this week we look at just how far a trustee can go in acting in their own interests.
