Equity and trust Law

In a world of constantly changing legislation, store bought trust document precedents and DIY, although quick and cheap, may provide a false economy if things go wrong down the track and a solicitor or barrister was not consulted.

Tyndall & Co. advise and prepare documentation to create tailor made trusts for the client’s special circumstances and advise on rights based on implied, resulting and constructive trusts:

Discretionary Trust
Fixed Trust
Self Managed Superannuation Fund (“SMSF”). A SMSF is a tax effective way for clients to make huge savings
Unit Trust
Hybrid Trust
Family Trust
Protective Trust
Rights based on implied, resulting and constructive trusts

Articles written about equity, trusts and constructive trusts

These articles are about cases involving declarations of constructive trust, implied trust or resulting trust, involving the transfer of interests in land based on verbal promises and not writing.

Where there’s a will, there may be a way
Constructive trusts, verbal promises of land lawful, land wills, importance of a good will, to save Court time
Updated 7 January 2015, originally published in The Land 17/08/00

Wives can ‘walk away’ from bank debt
Wives can escape mortgage guarantee, Garcia v. NAB, Yerkey v. Jones
Updated 7 February 2015, originally published in The Land 22/07/99

Ruling good as father’s word
Verbal promises of land, Court makes promise good as father’s word, good fathers provide for sons in wills
Updated 7 February 2015, originally published in The Land 18/06/01

It is after all, only fair
Constructive trust law
Updated 7 February 2015, originally published in The Land 02/05/02

Words Stand Up
Verbal promises of land, good at law, equitable estoppel creates constructive trust
Updated 7 February 2015, originally published in Quirindi Advocate 03/12/03