Are Financial Agreements Enforceable?
Financial Agreements offer a way to formalise financial arrangements when a couple starts a relationship or splits up, but are … Read more
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Bankrupt Deceased Estates (NSW)
If a bankrupt person dies, all assets available from their estate are divided equally among their creditors. A bankrupt deceased … Read more
Right to occupy property in a Will (NSW)
A right to occupy property (also referred to as a “right of residence”) is where a property owner grants someone … Read more
Section 100 Statements: Leaving Someone Out of Your Will (NSW)
If you are making or updating your Will and intend to leave a child, former spouse, de facto partner or … Read more
Guardianship Orders (NSW)
Guardians for adults with a decision making disability are appointed under the Guardianship Act 1987. A guardian with guardianship orders … Read more
What is a Family Provision Claim (NSW)?
A family provision claim allows eligible persons to apply to the Supreme Court of NSW for a share of or … Read more
Speeding over 30km/h in NSW: Appealing your licence suspension
In New South Wales, speeding offences can lead to significant penalties including demerit points, fines and even suspension of your … Read more
Removing misbehaving Executors (NSW)
A Will-maker generally chooses an executor to administrate their deceased estate from friends, close family, or a professional such as … Read more
Can a buyer or seller cancel a contract for sale? (NSW)
Can a buyer or seller cancel a contract for sale? (NSW) The circumstances in which a buyer or seller can … Read more
Retail Leases in NSW
Retail leases are a type of commercial lease applying to premises used for retail businesses, such as cafes, shops, or … Read more
