Client is parenting two children alone and farming land owned by a family trust. The trust owes another trust a significant sum, has multiple variations downs, and owns the farm,

Often, trustees allocate income to beneficiaries on a tax rate lower than the rate the trustees must pay if they retain the income in the trust. Under current tax law,

Our clients asked us to review their trust deed, written about twenty years ago, to see if it was still appropriate for them. Like many trusts drafted at the time,

We reviewed a client’s trust deed to see if it was fit for his new circumstances. It was fully flexible and, on its face, met his needs. However, we noticed

A property is not only the largest asset people usually purchase in their life, but its the place you call home… so here is how we have helped a client