Rights and Duties of Executors and Administrators in NSW
The executor or administrator of an estate (also known as the “legal personal representative” and referred to as ‘the executor’ … Read more
The executor or administrator of an estate (also known as the “legal personal representative” and referred to as ‘the executor’ … Read more
Risk is a fundamental component of a financial or business investment. Adopting risk can reward the investor with higher returns, … Read more
When someone lodges a probate application with the Supreme Court of NSW, there are exacting requirements for it to be … Read more
What if my former spouse is declared bankrupt? Bankruptcy and family law can collide when spouses separate, often as a … Read more
Splitting Self Managed Superannuation Funds Splitting assets held in a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) following the breakdown of a marriage … Read more
What are the superannuation splitting laws? The superannuation splitting laws allow separating de facto or married couples to value and … Read more
A caveat is a type of statutory injunction preventing the registration of particular dealings with real property (i.e. real estate). … Read more
A priority notice is a form of land dealing which, once registered on title: acts as a notice to the … Read more
The effect of a Grant of Probate or a Letter of Administration. When a person dies the executors named in … Read more
Real estate is one of the most valuable assets people own during their lifetime. Property owners may not realise that … Read more