We have provided within our Resource Library a detailed summary of numerous legal issues which arise in the trust, property and business realm.
The information within the Resource Library is meant to be a guide only, and should not be relied on without specific legal advice from a lawyer.
The information is intended to try and give our visitors and customers answers to some of their questions.
We do expect, however, that the information is likely to also raise a number of other questions for you which may not specifically be answered.
To that end, we encourage you to REGISTER ONLINE for a meeting with one of our team to provide you with the tailored advice you deserve.
Unconditional Contract Stage – Selling A Property
Once you have an UNCONDITIONAL CONTRACT, the process is one of handling the actual SETTLEMENT of the Sale. As such, our
General Costs
To provide you with an indication as to the costs involved with handling your gifting documentation, our estimated yearly fees
Important Information Selling
While the above information has hopefully provided you with an overview of the process to selling your current property, there
The Settlor
The SETTLOR is the person or persons who initiates the TRUST. In a standard FAMILY TRUST situation this would normally
The Trustees
The TRUSTEES are the legal owners of the TRUST'S ASSETS and are the people who decide what happens with those
Independent Trustees
We recommend that every Trust has an independent Trustee who is someone who does not derive a benefit from the
The Beneficiaries
The crucial third party to the Trust Deed are the Beneficiaries. These are the group of people who the Trust
The Appointors
The Appointors are the persons who hold the Power of Appointment. The Power of Appointment is the power to hire