- Success Hub
- Legal & Technical Queries
- SMSF & Trusts
-
API Integrations
-
How to Videos
- Platform Training Videos
- Current Business & Commercial Agreements Documents
- Current Estate Planning Documents
- Current Company Establishment Documents
- Current Company Variation, Upgrades and Admins Documents
- Current SMSF Borrowing Documents
- Current SMSF Establish, Maintain and Upgrade
- Current SMSF Income Streams Documents
- Current Strategists Only Documents
- Current Trust Establishment Documents
- Current Trusts Maintenance Documents
- Current Human Resources Documents
-
Webinar & Training Replays
-
Strategy & Solutions
-
Legal & Technical Queries
-
Resources Section
-
Release Notes
-
In The Media
How do LightYear Docs discretionary trust deeds deal with the Owies v JJE Nominees Pty Ltd decision? Are they strong enough to ensure the trustee has absolute discretion?
The Leading Member discretionary trust provides the ultimate protection as the Leading Member and successor Leading Members are the primary beneficiaries. For our discretionary trust if a person is named as a primary beneficiary then they fall into the Owies trap. We are building a new Excluded Discretionary Trust which excludes specific persons from being beneficiaries for those trusts which have named beneficiaries which the Appointor and Trustee want to exclude but the best solution ALWAYS is the Leading Member discretionary trust.
Please be advised this is general information only, and is not to be taken as legal advice. If you would like more information, or have a legal query, please contact Abbott & Mourly directly.
Reviewed: 17/01/2024