What is an ‘Interest’ in Property?
An interest in property refers to a legal stake or other right that an individual or entity holds in real … Read more
What is promissory estoppel?
Estoppel is a legal doctrine that a party can be stopped from doing something that is inconsistent with a previously … Read more
Can an Executor contest a Will? (NSW)
An executor is typically the person who defends a deceased estate against a Family Provision claim. However, when the executor … Read more
What is a Statutory Will? (NSW)
Anyone wishing to make a Will must be over eighteen years of age and have the necessary testamentary capacity. When … Read more
What if the executor won’t give me information about the estate?
In some circumstances, the estate’s executor or administrator may be required to file and verify the estate’s accounts with the … Read more
What are essential terms in a Retail Lease? (NSW)
What are essential terms? Essential terms form the basis of the agreement between parties. A contract that does not include … Read more
What is an Intestate Estate? (NSW)
When someone dies without leaving a Will (called “intestate”) in New South Wales, their assets are distributed according to the … Read more
Legal Professional Privilege: Can You Redact Medical or Psychological Records Before Giving Them to Your Solicitor?
If you are involved in a family law, estate or family provision dispute, you may need to provide your solicitor … Read more
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
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
