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Ah yes, but you never know, they could be the exemption.

Wow! That is not right. Poor kids too, hopefully they will know right from wrong and not do this themselves.

Aww what did i do? :)

I agree, those type do my head in. Also those on welfare that don't bother getting a job and complain about centrelink. :rolleyes:

Not sure if it no longer exists, but there have been cases where someone has tried to help (and they have, to an extent), but then were sued anyway! Some people disgust me sometimes..

Ahh if only, these days even when youtry to help if something goes wrong. Say Dr. saves someones life but left with permanant brain damage due to lack of tools because he's out of the office, he helps poor guy dying after accident. The guy is left permanently disabled, even though he's alive...

LOL! But i agree with your answer also, which is what i tried to outline to anyone that may see this and assume someone knows best. There are some circumstances where you'd be mental not to have a trust, and for others, you're paying through the nose for something that has no real benefit...

Just my 2 cents worth. I wouldn't be advising anyone against trusts straight up. People have different circumstances and reasonings, and as repeatedly said for everyone to do their own research to see what works for them. Don't blindly follow what people have said. Make informed decisions...