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The Morris decision (or should I say decisions? There were at least 4 cases I've seen from that unfortunate not-so-blended family) is at least a good example of a BDBN being upheld despite the surviving trustee having acted contrary to it, albeit having done so after arming herself with some...

Actually I see the lack of access to the SCT as a benefit of a SMSF. I can lock down the estate planning outcomes with a SMSF using a carefully constructed trust deed and the SCT won't poke its nose in. When you say about an ex-hubby who flies to Malta to his GF you're not meaning the Shail...