The Four Pillars | Albany | Half Day Seminar on Estate Planning, Finance, Family Law & Tax
Description
Birchstone Legal Group, Capital Partners Private Wealth Advisers and Klimek & Wijay Family Lawyers are back in Albany for 2026.
Join us for a half-day seminar covering the latest developments in estate planning, finance, family law and tax. This is a chance to hear directly from the experts, gain insights and get your questions answered!
Agenda
Time | Session |
8:45 am | Registration |
9:00 am | Session 1 | Mind the gap. When estate planning meets the reality of incapacity and death | Lisa Monaco |
9:30 am | Session 2 | Investing through the noise | John Ryan |
10:00 am | Morning Tea |
10:30 am | Session 3 | Family Law Update | Rishi Wijay |
11:00 am | Session 4 | The 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts | Daniel Taborsky |
11:30 am | Lunch |
Session 1 | Mind the gap. When estate planning meets the reality of incapacity and death | Lisa Monaco
We're all well versed in estate planning, but what happens when life doesn't follow the plan? This seminar looks at the hidden gaps when incapacity crosses paths with the reality of paperwork, and the post-death gaps that are uncovered after probate. Join us as we work through where the plan starts to unravel, what's missing in the documentation, and how to close the gaps before your clients fall through.
Lisa Monaco | LLB, LLM |
Session 2 | Investing through the noise | John Ryan
There feels like more than any time previously, a range of different views on where the economy is headed. Your clients will be looking to you to be the cool head in these changing times. John will discuss what is topical for your clients, providing some logic and evidence to support keeping emotion at the door during these times.
John Ryan | GAICD, CA |
Session 3 | Family Law Update | Rishi Wijay
Recent cases and emerging trends affecting farming enterprises and family businesses.
Rishi Wijay | LLB, BCom |
Session 4 |
The 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts | Daniel Taborsky
The 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts is proposed to apply from 1 July 2028, and will change how family trusts are taxed and how succession is planned for years to come. In this session, we will work through how the minimum tax will apply in practice, the options open to trustees (electing to distribute on fixed proportions to pre-nominated beneficiaries, restructuring, or accepting the minimum tax) and what each means for succession planning.
Daniel Taborsky | LLB (Hons), MB, MPA, BSc, CTA |
Tickets
Secure your seat today for only $45 (plus GST) per ticket!
If you wish to send 4 or more people from your firm, please contact us for tailored pricing.
Continuing Professional Development
All attendees will receive a CPD Certificate for the event.
Lawyers will receive 1.5 CPD points in the 'substantive law' category and 0.5 CPD point in the 'practice management and business skills' category.
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