Business Succession Planning Quick links: Dr Brett Davies’ thesis – Click here Estate planning manual – Click here Business Succession Planning Question: Dear Dr Davies, I am a financial planner specialising in business risk. I was hoping that you...
Binding Financial Agreements (BFAs) are no longer worth the paper they are written on Legal Consolidated Barristers & Solicitors no longer prepares BFAs. To date, all Legal Consolidated BFAs have been upheld in the Family Court and other Courts. We have stopped...
SMSF Joint Tenants vs Tenants in Common – Which is better? Question: SMSF Joint Tenants vs Tenants in Common is a common discussion. I agree that Joint Tenancy is generally dangerous because of the CGT regime as per your previous PRUDENCE (2nd Edition)...
Court rewrites Will to save tax – a novel remedy for crazy people Each of the States and Territories allow the making, revoking and varying of a Will. But only if you lack testamentary capacity: South Australia: section 7 Wills Act 1936 (SA) ACT: section 16A...
Joint tenancy is old-fashioned and dangerous Joint Tenancy vs Tenants in Common Tenants in common: each owner holds their discrete share of the asset outright. It can be 20% and 80%. Or can be 50% and 50%. Or it can be 34%, 6% and 60%. But it must equal 100%. When a...