Superannuation and Estate Administration (NSW)
For many Australians, their super is one of their largest cash assets. How do I give superannuation away when I … Read more
For many Australians, their super is one of their largest cash assets. How do I give superannuation away when I … Read more
Will the Court give me back what I put in? An inheritance is not a protected asset in family law … Read more
What is a grant of probate? An estate’s executor must collect the deceased’s assets, pay their debts, then distribute the … Read more
What does challenging a Will mean? A challenge to a Will is a formal, legal objection to the validity of … Read more
What are the superannuation splitting laws? The Family Law Act treats superannuation as if it were property, although it differs … Read more
Making your own Will can seem like a sensible way to save money. Online Will kits, downloadable templates and do-it-yourself … Read more
When — if ever — is it appropriate to move to a new city, a new state, or even overseas … Read more
If a law firm is sold, the Law Society of NSW should be informed who the new owner is … Read more
The term caveat” is derived from the latin word cavēre (“to be on guard”). In Australia, a caveat is a … Read more
When an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) is made, safety is the immediate focus. But if children are involved, how are … Read more