In this week's edition of 'It depends', partner Hayley Mitchell explains enduring powers of attorney and whom you should appoint. ...
In this week’s edition of ‘It depends’, partner Hayley Mitchell explains enduring powers of attorney and whom you should appoint.
Next up in our ‘It depends’ series, CGW partner Clinton Jackson talks about what is an ‘appointor’.
Trusts are an integral part of the business and investment landscape because of the benefits they can provide to the people who establish and use them. But what happens when one generation dies and control is transferred to the next? This issue is becoming increasingly relevant as more people who
The recent Victorian decision of Re Owies Family Trust reinforces the importance of ensuring documents for structures such as family trusts (and self-managed superannuation funds) are correct.
The recent Victorian decision of Re Owies Family Trust reinforces the importance of checking variation powers in trust deeds and ensuring they are wide enough.
The tax treatment of a payment made from a superannuation fund can be quite different if it is received during a member’s life, as opposed to after their death. Many people talk about the distinction as being quite clear. However, the reality is that it is more complicated than that
The government has reintroduced its Bill to increase the maximum number of people who can be in a self managed superannuation fund from four up to six. Many are excited about this concept, but is it really a good idea?
Organised by Lawyers Weekly, the Commercial Partner of the Year award recognises the achievements of Australia’s top partners and is judged on excellence in practice, proven benefits to clients and what sets him apart as a leader in the industry
Doyle’s Guide has recognised Cooper Grace Ward as a first tier law firm in Wills, Estates and Succession Planning in the latest 2020 rankings, with two Cooper Grace Ward partners also listed as leading practitioners.
The 2020 listing of leading Queensland Wills & Estates Litigation Law Firms details firms practising within the areas of Wills & Estates Litigation, Disputes and Contested matters in the Queensland legal market who have been identified by their peers for their expertise and abilities in these areas.
Cooper Grace Ward partner, Hayley Mitchell has been recognised by Doyle’s Guide in its annual listing of Leading Wills and Estates Lawyers.
The announcement was made this week and showcases the Brisbane-based firm along with nine other respected Australian law firms.
Cooper Grace Ward acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Fast, accurate and flexible entities including companies, self-managed superannuation funds and trusts.