Presenters

Caitlin Angus, Barrister, Two Wentworth Chambers
Caitlin has a strong equity practice, primarily in Trusts and Succession Law. She is also an experienced advocate in Family Law, both property and parenting matters, Commercial Law, and International Law. Caitlin accepts briefs in all areas of the law. Before being called to the Bar, Caitlin worked in the High Court and the Federal Court of Australia as a Court Monitor, providing an extraordinary opportunity to commence her dedication to advocacy under the guidance of some of the finest advocates in New South Wales. Now a Sessional Academic at her alma mater, Caitlin graduated with a combined Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of International Studies (International Relations) with Distinction from the University of Wollongong, receiving an Academic Scholarship and the University Award for the Highest Mark in International Business Law. Caitlin also studied at the University of Massachusetts, receiving a place on the Dean’s List of Honours. She loves hiking and has successfully reached Mount Everest base camp. She has also scaled the heights of the Rocky Mountains in Canada and the United States of America. If a career as a Barrister had not beckoned, she would be using her International Studies qualifications to work within Foreign Affairs or Foreign Policy, perhaps in a South American embassy since she also speaks Spanish.


Matthew McKee, Partner, Brown Wright Stein Lawyers
Matthew McKee is an experienced tax and trusts lawyer who provides tax and commercial related advice to accountants, financial planners, SMEs and private clients. Matthew advises on income tax, capital gains tax, fringe benefits tax, GST, stamp duties, payroll tax and superannuation law. Matthew has a particular expertise on the tax issues associated with trusts. Matthew regularly provides advice on the structuring of businesses and family wealth through discretionary trusts and unit trusts.

Presenters

Caitlin Angus, Barrister, Two Wentworth Chambers
Caitlin has a strong equity practice, primarily in Trusts and Succession Law. She is also an experienced advocate in Family Law, both property and parenting matters, Commercial Law, and International Law. Caitlin accepts briefs in all areas of the law. Before being called to the Bar, Caitlin worked in the High Court and the Federal Court of Australia as a Court Monitor, providing an extraordinary opportunity to commence her dedication to advocacy under the guidance of some of the finest advocates in New South Wales. Now a Sessional Academic at her alma mater, Caitlin graduated with a combined Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of International Studies (International Relations) with Distinction from the University of Wollongong, receiving an Academic Scholarship and the University Award for the Highest Mark in International Business Law. Caitlin also studied at the University of Massachusetts, receiving a place on the Dean’s List of Honours. She loves hiking and has successfully reached Mount Everest base camp. She has also scaled the heights of the Rocky Mountains in Canada and the United States of America. If a career as a Barrister had not beckoned, she would be using her International Studies qualifications to work within Foreign Affairs or Foreign Policy, perhaps in a South American embassy since she also speaks Spanish.


Matthew McKee, Partner, Brown Wright Stein Lawyers
Matthew McKee is an experienced tax and trusts lawyer who provides tax and commercial related advice to accountants, financial planners, SMEs and private clients. Matthew advises on income tax, capital gains tax, fringe benefits tax, GST, stamp duties, payroll tax and superannuation law. Matthew has a particular expertise on the tax issues associated with trusts. Matthew regularly provides advice on the structuring of businesses and family wealth through discretionary trusts and unit trusts.