Asset Protection, Family Law

26 September 2022 | Asset protection in family law | By Chloe Rattray and Shayal Autar from Lander & Rogers

Join Chloe Rattray and Shayal Autar from Lander & Rogers for a session regarding asset protection in family law.

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Henry Kwok

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Online Only Event

TOPIC: Asset protection in family law

This topic will cover:

A brief introduction to family law
How a Court approaches property settlement and relevant factors to consider when it comes to property settlement
How to protect assets in family law (i.e. through a Financial Agreement)
The types of Financial Agreements that can be entered into (pre, during and post nuptial agreements)
What Financial Agreements can cover
Why your client’s should enter into a Financial Agreement
What Financial Agreements require to be binding
How Financial Agreements can be set aside

SPEAKER: Shayal Autar | Senior Associate | Lander & Rogers

Shayal is a Senior Associate who works exclusively in family and relationship law. In her practise, Shayal works closely with her clients in relation to their complex property matters with asset pools ranging up to $20 million and involving multiple corporate and trust structures, high conflict parenting arrangements including children with special needs, child support issues and spousal maintenance applications.

SPEAKER: Chloe Rattray | Senior Associate | Lander & Rogers

Chloe is a Senior Associate in the Family & Relationship Law group. Chloe has experience in all aspects of family law involving property and parenting issues both nationally and internationally. Chloe has been recognised as both a finalist and the overall winner of the 2017 Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 awards for Family Law.

Continuing Professional Development Point (CPD Point)

This event will account for up to a maximum of one (1) CPD Point per session.
A completion certificate will be issued via LMS after the event for attendances who check in with our staff and you have attended the session for more than thirty-five (35) minutes. We are unable to issue a certificate unless we have a record of your attendance.
Attendance records will be provided to CPA Australia, however, it is up to you to update your own CPD records/CPD Diary. We cannot update the same for you.
You may wish to update your profile with us to include your CPA Membership number which we will report to CPA Australia accordingly.
You should only claim for the attended hours only.

Attend via Zoom Webinar

Our webinar will be provided via Zoom’s online Webinar platform in addition to the face-to-face meeting.
You can listen to the webinar either via internet audio or phone dial-in. If you dial in via phone, please email us your details and phone number for attendance records.
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To avoid last-minute technical issues, you should check if you are ready for Zoom.
Any questions, please email us or reach us at citytaxation.com.au.
We may not be able to resolve or attend to your needs during the webinar, but we will attempt to relay any questions to the presenter as soon as practicable.