Family trust: Inside the Pratts’ legal soap opera
Richard Pratt carefully designed a succession plan for his three children, Anthony, Heloise and Fiona. But even the best-laid plans can wind up in court.
For more than 150 years, the Pratt family home in Kew has stood as a symbol of the apex of power and influence in Melbourne.
The Italianate mansion known as Raheen, built for the founder of the Carlton Brewery and for many years the residence of the city’s Catholic archbishops, has been owned by one of Australia’s wealthiest families since they bought it from the church for $2 million in 1981.
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