Explained: 

The SMSF Deed Update is designed for these scenarios:

• Lost SMSF trust deed
  (or lost recent SMSF deed update, where
  older SMSF trust deed version is still available)

• Invalid SMSF trust deed
  (e.g. missing consents / signatures, deceased party)

• Deceased member
  (i.e. requiring new SMSF trust deed
  showing current parties)

T Legal provides expert review of the lost current SMSF trust deed situation as part of preparation of your replacement SMSF trust deed

Explained: 

You can easily replace your SMSF trust deed:

• It's a rollover, and there is no trust resettlement for updating or replacing a lost SMSF trust deed with a new version where the assets and members of the SMSF do not change. 

• SMSF trust deeds are therefore updated (called a "deed update") every 5-7 years to ensure the SMSF is administered according to the latest changes in superannuation law and legal features.

• This not available for a discretionary trust or a unit trust. 

Contact T Legal on the number / email below or submit a response to the SMSF deed update / lost deed online order form