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Planning for the Next Generation
Trusts, Wills & Wealth Transfer: What Every Family Should Know
Making informed decisions today can provide clarity, confidence and peace of mind for tomorrow. As part of our ongoing TGS Foundation Conversations series, we are delighted to welcome Trinity Old Boy Robert O’Harae (Class of 2009) to share his expertise with our community.
The TGS Foundation invites you to join us for a complimentary webinar exploring the important role of trusts, wills and estate planning in protecting your family, preserving your wishes and planning for future generations. Whether you are reviewing your existing estate plan or beginning to consider your options, this practical session will provide valuable insights into navigating important decisions around wealth transfer and succession planning.
Guest Speaker
Robert O’Harae (Class of 2009)
Special Counsel & Practice Lead – Wills and Estates
Artemide Law, Sydney
Robert O’Harae is a Trinity Old Boy and Special Counsel and Practice Lead of the Wills and Estates team at Artemide Law. With expertise in wills, estate planning, family business succession, probate and estate litigation, Robert advises families on protecting their assets and planning for future generations. His practical and thoughtful approach helps clients navigate complex estate matters with confidence.
During this webinar, Robert will explore:
There will also be an opportunity to ask questions during a live Q&A session.
Event Details
Date: Friday 7 August
Time: 12.00pm – 1.00pm
Webinar: link will be emailed to attendees
Please RSVP by Wednesday 5 August to secure your place.
The TGS Foundation is pleased to offer this complimentary webinar as part of our commitment to providing valuable opportunities for our Trinity community to connect, learn and engage.
If you would like further information contact the Development Office at developmentoffice@trinity.nsw.edu.au or on (02) 9581 6140.