Trusts Lawyers and Asset Protection
We establish fixed, discretionary and unit trusts for our clients to assist with asset protection and other tax objectives.
For example, we will advise our clients about:
- Nature and creation of trusts
- Trustees powers, duties and liabilities
- Entitlements of beneficiaries
- Asset protection and tax minimisation
- Trust deeds and trust deed amendments
- Fixed, discretionary and hybrid trusts
- Unit trusts and unitholders agreements
- Resulting and constructive trusts
- Administration of trusts
- Trusts Act 1973 (Qld)
- Distinction between a trust and other legal structures
Contact us today on 07 3088 7937 or email us at [email protected] if you require legal advice, assistance or representation in these areas, or would like to arrange an initial consultation at our office to discuss your matter.
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