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Superannuation & Elder Law

When a person is making a provision for superannuation, it’s usually done via a trust and in such a circumstance, a trustee, trust property and beneficiaries are the general characteristics of provisions of such nature. Because superannuation is an express trust, the normal laws regarding such an area will be applicable, unless statute excludes or modifies such provisions. Because there are many elements associated with superannuation, it helps to obtain the services of a lawyer who will be able to assist with superannuation and there are many throughout Australia who can be found via the FindLaw Directory.

 


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Over 400 individuals and companies convicted for tax and super offences

Date: 11 Dec 2012, Filed under: Superannuation & Elder Law, Taxation law

In the last quarter, 465 individuals and companies were convicted for tax and superannuation criminal offences resulting in over $1.56 million in fines...

Paul Keating calls for Government longevity insurance fund

Date: 30 Nov 2012, Filed under: Banking & Finance, Superannuation & Elder Law

In an address to the ASFA 2012 National Conference, former Prime Minister Paul Keating called for the establishment of a Government-administered longevity...

Early access to SMSF money included in taxpayer's assessable income

Date: 14 Nov 2012, Filed under: Superannuation & Elder Law, Taxation law

The AAT has upheld the Commissioner's decision to count money withdrawn from a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) in breach of the SIS Act as part...

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Is there a ‘moral duty’ compelling a person to make a family provision for relatives?

Date: 30 Apr 2013, Filed under: Equity & Trusts, Superannuation & Elder Law, Wills, Estate Planning, Succession Planning, Administration of Estates, Inheritance Disputes, Estates

Is there a ‘moral duty’ compelling a person to make a family provision for relatives under Australian law?

Elder Law - Elder Abuse

Date: 17 Jan 2013, Filed under: Equity & Trusts, Superannuation & Elder Law, Powers of Attorney, Administration of Estates, Inheritance Disputes

One burgeoning area of the law that will affect us all in our old age is Elder Law, now seen as a discrete and specialised area of the law.

Understanding the Cleardocs trusts: The features

Date: 07 Nov 2012, Filed under: Equity & Trusts, Superannuation & Elder Law, Estate Planning, Succession Planning, Administration of Estates

Find out the features of discretionary trusts, fixed unit trusts, non-fixed unit trusts and hybrid trusts. Read about how the trusts operate and things...

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