What if executors do not agree? (NSW)
A Will-maker often appoints more than one person as executor of their Will. At times, co-executors don’t see eye to … Read more
A Will-maker often appoints more than one person as executor of their Will. At times, co-executors don’t see eye to … Read more
Who can be the executor? You can legally appoint anyone over 18 years of age with sufficient mental capacity as … Read more
Retail leases often contain demolition clauses giving a landlord the right to terminate the lease and demolish a premises if … Read more
How are assets divided after a separation? A separating couple will often arrange the way in which their assets, finances … Read more
What’s a Transmission Application? If a deceased person left a Will appointing you as an executor of the deceased estate, … Read more
If you and your ex-partner own property together, you should tell your solicitor when first providing instructions in a family … Read more
A grandparent who wants to spend time with their grandchildren can apply to the court under the Family Law Act … Read more
When a de facto or married couple separate, there are time limits within which a division of assets (a property … Read more
Buying and selling property at the same time is known as a simultaneous settlement. Buying or selling property is one … Read more
When a couple separates in Australia, their assets must be divided between them in a just and equitable way. This … Read more