Libertate Family Office Pty Ltd

Overview

Libertate Family Office Pty Ltd is an Australian private company with an active Australian Business Number status recorded from 6 April 2010.¹

The firm serves highly successful family business owners, professionals, and executives. It describes its role as supporting clients across their financial lives through an integrated, strategic approach while augmenting existing professional relationships.²³

History

Libertate says it brings more than 35 years of experience helping clients understand complex financial and family circumstances.⁴

Services

Libertate’s work covers family vision planning, family education, communication, accounting, tax, entity and trust structures, superannuation funds, and investment portfolios.²

Its strategy services include timely financial information, interpretation of that information, expert advisory teams, concierge support, and business mentoring and coaching.²

The firm supports succession planning, retirement transitions, business sales, intergenerational resource transfers, and community giving structures.²

What the firm offers

• Tax planning
• Estate planning
• Family governance and education
• Administration and bill pay
• Business owner services
• Retirement planning

Client focus

Libertate works with people who share its values and aims to provide clarity, insight, and partnership around family decisions.³

Approach

The firm focuses on helping families gain financial control, improve their structure, understand competitive advantage, simplify responsibilities, and manage transitions consciously.⁵

Libertate frames its advice around helping families understand what the next five to ten years may look like, then building a financial framework for living well now and in the future.³

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Sources

1. Australian Business Register, Libertate Family Office Pty Ltd ABN record
2. Libertate, What We Do
3. Libertate, Focus
4. Libertate, Values

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