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Join Adrian in this upcoming webinar to gain valuable insights into the intricacies of trust deeds, learn from real-life examples, and discover practical legal and tax solutions to common pitfalls.
Key Topics Covered:
Join us for an essential online session that explores the common errors in trust deeds using real-life (deidentified) examples.
We will dive into issues like improper trust declarations, problematic beneficiary clauses, and resettlement risks, providing practical legal and tax solutions.
Learning Outcomes:
- Practical Knowledge: Gain real-world insights from deidentified case
examples, making complex issues more relatable and easier to understand.
- Risk Mitigation: Learn how to identify and avoid common drafting errors
and legal pitfalls in trust deeds, reducing the risk of future disputes or tax consequences.
- Improved Client Outcomes: Apply effective legal and tax strategies to better serve clients involved in estate planning or trust litigation.
Recommended For:
This online session is essential for lawyers handling trusts, estate planning or trust disputes, this paper offers insights into both how to fix and how to break trusts effectively.
Meet Your Speaker, Adrian Cartland:
Adrian Cartland, Principal of Cartland Law, is renowned for his expertise in tax, trusts, and technology. With a career spanning top-tier and boutique tax law firms, Adrian has consistently delivered innovative solutions to complex legal challenges. He is the creator of Ailira (Artificially Intelligent Legal Information Research Assistant), a groundbreaking AI tool that automates legal research and information dissemination.
Adrian's unique blend of deep technical knowledge and forward-thinking approach has positioned him at the forefront of legal innovation. His engaging presentations are known for their clarity, insight, and a touch of humor, making complex topics accessible and interesting.
