Settlements used to require lawyers and banks to meet up to check and swap documents and bank cheques. The documents had to then be lodged with the Land Registry Office and government authorities...Read More
A Will is designed to reflect your wishes and provide clear instructions about how your assets should be distributed after your death. However, your circumstances can change significantly throughout...Read More
Disputes over a deceased’s estate are complex, emotionally draining and risk depleting assets that would otherwise be available for distribution to beneficiaries. That is why having a valid Will and...Read More
Subdivision involves the partition of a parcel of land into smaller portions. Once land is subdivided, a ‘title’ is created for each new portion which can be separately sold and transferred. A...Read More
When a relationship ends, dividing property is often one of the most important financial issues for both parties. The family law property settlement process involves identifying the assets,...Read More
An estate plan involves more than signing a Will and leaving it in a safe place. An effective estate plan requires consideration of several matters and ongoing review to ensure it reflects your...Read More
When parents separate, they must make arrangements for the future care, welfare and development of their children. These arrangements may be agreed between the parents or formalised through...Read More
A property encroachment occurs when a building, structure or fixture from one property extends onto neighbouring land. This may happen where part of a structure crosses the legal boundary between...Read More
Building or renovating a home is a major financial commitment. Before signing a domestic building contract, it is important to understand exactly what you are agreeing to and whether the contract...Read More
Most employer/employee relationships are now governed by the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) which sets out minimum standards of employment and provides protection for employees against unfair or unlawful...Read More
