A series of companies attached to property and debt spruiker Dominique Grubisa are rebranding following a four-year ban by the corporate regulator.
A series of firms linked to property and debt spruiker Dominique Grubisa are rebranding following a four-year ban by the corporate regulator.can also reveal fresh concerns about governance at another entity related to Ms Grubisa and her husband, RER Lawyers, which previously listed a director who said he was unaware he was ever on the board after he was contacted by this masthead.
Ms Grubisa, a Sydney-based lawyer and chief executive of DG Institute, describes herself as a property educator and asset protection specialist. She provided training courses covering asset protection and wealth management.from engaging in credit activity, providing financial services, performing any function in a credit entity or controlling a credit entity or financial services business.
According to the filing for DGI Lawyers, the name reserved is Assure Lawyers Pty Ltd. Domain registration data confirms DGI Lawyers as the owner of the website assurelawyers.com.au as of May 22. The page is not yet online.DGI Lawyers is 50-50 owned by solicitor and director Nordien Zeeshaan and a company called DGI Holdings. Mr Zeeshaan became the sole director of DGI Lawyers last month after Ms Grubisa stepped down as a director.
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