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This seminar will cover the spectrum of death in relation to blended families. It will start by considering the Court of Appeal decision in Rimmer v Wilton which has considerable implications for estate planning and administration whenever a couple has a contracting out agreement. It will then address estate planning, including the intersection between will-drafting, property ownership, relationship property agreements, and trusts. Finally, it will look at estate administration in the context of a blended family, including executor obligations, conflicts of interest, dealing with relationship property agreements, and avoiding common pitfalls that can put lawyers in the firing line.
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All practitioners working in family, property, trusts & estates law, and civil litigation.
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A PDF book is included in the seminar fee and will be emailed to you along with your ticket, one week before the seminar.
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All attendees will recieve four weeks of access to the live stream recording. This added benefit allows you to revisit key insights, in your own time – at your own pace, and reinforce your understanding to extend the value of your learning well beyond attending the event. Recordings will be available approximately one week after the event.
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