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2026 taxation changes to testamentary trusts: what NSW families need to know - E&A Lawyers, Mona Vale, Sydney

2026 taxation changes to testamentary trusts: what NSW families need to know
The Federal Government has confirmed that testamentary trusts will be exempt from the proposed 2026 changes to discretionary trust taxation. Here is what NSW families need to know about how the budget announcement affects estate planning with a testamentary trust will.
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Estate assets and non-estate assets: What assets do not form part of your estate in NSW? E&A Lawyers, Northern Beaches, Sydney

Estate assets and non-estate assets: What assets do not form part of your estate in NSW?
Not everything you own is automatically covered by your Will. This article explains the difference between estate and non-estate assets in NSW, and why it matters for your estate planning.
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What is notional estate in NSW? Family provision claims, assets outside of the estate - E&A Lawyers, Northern Beaches, Sydney

What is notional estate in NSW? Family provision claims and assets outside of the estate
NSW's notional estate provisions give the Supreme Court broad powers to draw assets like superannuation and jointly owned property into family provision claims. Learn what this means for estates, beneficiaries, and estate planning on the Northern Beaches and beyond.
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Deceased Estates - What Happens to a Sole Director Company When You Die?

What happens to your company when the sole director dies?
If you're the sole director and shareholder of your company, have you thought about what happens to the business when you die? The company doesn't automatically close - but without a Will and proper planning in place, it can quickly become difficult, or even impossible, to operate.
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