With the ongoing accumulation and transition of significant wealth held in trust structures to the next generation, family disagreements and disputes involving trusts are becoming increasingly common. This session focused on the key sources from which family disputes involving trusts arise, and importantly tips for advisers in assisting their clients in pre-empting and avoiding those disputes.
2026
Licence to Challenge: Avoiding Family Disputes in Trusts
Source: South Australia
Published Date: 6 Aug 2026
Individual Session
Author(s):
Carlie Frantzis
,
Peter Slegers CTA
Details
- Published By: Peter Slegers CTA, Carlie Frantzis
- Published On:6 Aug 2026
- Event Name:Barossa Tax Convention
- Session Name:Licence to Challenge: Avoiding Family Disputes in Trusts
- Read Time:30+ minutes
- Took place at:Novotel Barossa Valley Resort
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