Superannuation Valuation and Splitting
Property settlements dealt with under the Family Law Act 1975 can divide superannuation along with other assets as part of … Read more
Property settlements dealt with under the Family Law Act 1975 can divide superannuation along with other assets as part of … Read more
One of the purposes of life insurance is to provide a cash payment for your loved ones in the event … Read more
An important but often overlooked aspect of family law property settlements is the tax and duty consequences of parties retaining … Read more
What if my former spouse is declared bankrupt? Bankruptcy and family law can collide when spouses separate. In family law … Read more
When you own a property or part of a property in your own name, your Will determines what happens to … Read more
Family businesses are often involved in a property division dispute following the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship. … Read more
An executor is the person appointed in a Will to ensure that the wishes of the will maker (called the … Read more
Intellectual property is often the most valuable asset of a business. If, on the sale of a business, the intellectual … Read more
What is buying “off the plan”? Buying “off the plan” has advantages for both the purchaser and the developer. A … Read more
A deed of family arrangement (DFA) legally changes the division of a deceased person’s assets between the beneficiaries. It can … Read more