Super Registry

Super Registry is a specialist SMSF and Corporate document provider. Our products include:

• SMSF Establishments and Trust Deed Updates;
• SMSF Pensions;
• SMSF Trustee Changes;
• SMSF Complying Loans
• SMSF Investment Strategies;
• Companies and Trusts.

We deal directly with Accountants, Financial Planners, Lawyers and SMSF Administrators as well as the general public.

Our legal associations

Super Registry works in conjunction with two leading law firms, each with their own legal specialty, to draft our documents. The expertise of these two law firms ensures that all Super Registry documents are compliant, practical, and up to date with the prevailing legislation.

Holding Redlich, a 49 partner, 360 staff law firm with offices in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, provides us with our SMSF documents, including our industry leading SMSF Trust Deed.

Aitken Partners, a Melbourne law firm founded in 1923 provides us with our Corporate documentation, including our Companies and Trusts.

Lawyer sign off

Some documents are more complicated to prepare, and have more legal risk attached to them, than other documents. SMSF Trust Deed updates and SMSF Trustee Changes for example, often involve specific drafting to accommodate issues such as parties required to consent to the documents, conflicting clauses in existing trust deeds, clauses that must be retained in an upgrade, and many other issues.

SMSF Complying loans can also be very complicated given the number of parties involved in the transaction and the specific requirements that the SIS legislation and regulations, and the banks, impose on these documents.

Super Registry is committed to providing only the highest quality SMSF and Corporate documents to you. For this reason we provide lawyer sign off for all of our SMSF Trust Deed updates, Trustee Changes, and SMSF Complying Loans – to ensure that these more complicated documents are correctly prepared and are compliant with the relevant requirements. This lawyer sign off takes the risk away from you, and places it back on us, limiting your exposure to the legal risk attached to these documents.