Why the choice of trustee matters in Section 66G applications
In many Section 66G proceedings, the focus is understandably on obtaining the Court’s order for sale. However, once those orders are made, the independent trustee assumes responsibility for carrying out the sale and ensuring that the Court’s orders are implemented efficiently, transparently and impartially.
At Levi Consulting, we regularly act as Court-appointed trustees in Section 66G matters involving disputes between co-owners, family members, former partners, siblings and business associates. We work closely with solicitors throughout the process, providing practical support from appointment through to settlement and distribution of proceeds.
Our role is to ensure the sale is conducted independently, minimise unnecessary disputes during the sale process, and help achieve the best outcome for all parties while complying with the Court’s orders.
Whether acting in straightforward matters or more complex disputes, our experience allows lawyers to confidently recommend an independent trustee who understands both the legal and practical issues involved in co-ownership disputes.
Our comprehensive 2026 Section 66G Booklet explains the Court process, the trustee’s role, practical considerations and recent case studies to assist both lawyers and property owners.
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