Make Sure You Get What You Deserve Out of Your Property Settlement
Are you going through an emotionally turbulent divorce? This certainly isn’t uncommon as many people in your situation struggle to reach a financial settlement with their ex that all parties can agree to and move on from. Many people will, after going through months and perhaps years of painful fighting with their ex, give in […]
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Child Custody after a Divorce or Separation: The Ultimate Guide
Divorce and separation are both filled with enough strife without children being thrown into the mix. The terms of a separation/divorce might even be amicable. But deciding on the time, responsibilities, and finances each parent must dedicate to their children can result in plenty of unneeded friction. Many custody-related anxieties are rooted in the unknown. […]
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5 Types Of Legal Proceedings Where You May Need A Family Lawyer
Nothing is more important in this life than family. So, when you find yourself in a difficult legal situation, it’s imperative that you find the right attorney to handle your family law issues. The term “family law” is a broad term that can cover a range of situations. Here are five types of legal cases […]
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How To Get A Divorce
Our Family Lawyers are experts on divorce. This guide will answer all of your questions, but don’t hesitate to get in touch so that we can help you in your matter. Divorce can be a simple process but also get much more complex, in either case, we recommend to seek legal advice to aid in […]
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Divorce Rate by Country: The World’s 10 Most and Least Divorced Nations
By the best family lawyers in Sydney. We’ve taken a closer look at the divorce trends across the globe. Marriage is becoming less popular and divorce continues to rise. Check out the infographic below: Every year, world organizations such as the UN record global divorce rates. According to recorded data, the marriage and divorce statistics […]
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What Is Probate NSW? + Common Questions and Answers
What is probate and how does the process begin when a family member dies? What are the steps to take, the costs, and who should you contact to start the process? What is the Probate Process in NSW? Probate is the process used to ensure that the disposition of the assets of a deceased person follows the […]
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How Long Does Probate Take?
The Supreme Court of New South Wales (NSW) determines the legal authenticity of a deceased person’s will, or, when necessary, appoints an executor to manage the distribution of a decedent’s estate. Probate determines the authenticity of a contested/problematic will, or, establishes managerial authority for an individual who passes intestate, that is, without a will. The Probate Process Probate […]
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Executor of a Will: What They Do and How They Do It
No one likes to think about a loved one dying, but preparing a will and organizing one’s assets is the best way to take that burden off your loved ones and make sure they are properly cared for after you’re gone. That’s when the executor of a will comes in. When someone who dies leaves […]
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Top 40+ Must-Read Marriage Counselling and Relationship Blogs for Australian Couples
Marriage is one of the highest points in our lives. However, not all marriages go as planned. Some couples run into typical relationship issues, while others encounter major problems and realise they cannot be resolved. No matter the case, we’ve got just the right websites to get advice from. Here’s an overview of 50 marriage counselling […]
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Investment Property 101: How To Get Started [Tips From 19 Experts]
A property purchase structure is all about how you buy a property. There are many ways you can do that in Sydney, and each has its own advantages and drawbacks. Depending on your financial goals and circumstances, your Sydney Conveyancer or Property Lawyer can help you pick the property purchase structure that best suits your […]
Read MorePower of Attorney
What is a Power of Attorney? A Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows you to appoint and authorise a person to lawfully act on your behalf to deal with your money, bank accounts, shares, real estate and other financial matters. The person you appoint is called the ‘attorney’, however this does not […]
Read MoreSecurity of Payment Act NSW
PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION SOPA The Building and Construction Security of Payment Act 1999 (NSW) (SOPA) was introduced to regulate the payment process in the building and construction industry. The purpose of this legislation was to enhance and promote the flow of cash (or alleviate financial pressures) through timely payment of progress […]
Read MoreEnduring Guardianship
What is an Enduring Guardian? An Enduring Guardian is a person who you legally appoint to manage and deal with your personal or health issues when you are no longer in a position to make your own decisions. The Enduring Guardian is able to make decisions in relation to: Accommodation – to decide where you […]
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Insurance Appeal Letter
What to do when your insurance claim has been denied? You file a claim for cover under your policy with your insurance company. Perhaps your loss was from a motor vehicle accident, business interruption, an issue with your construction site, home building or its contents, or a health concern. You receive a letter denying indemnity […]
Read MoreTips for Buying Into Strata Schemes
Buying into a strata scheme is quite different from buying a stand-alone property. If you’re thinking of buying into a strata scheme, it’s important for you to understand your rights, obligations, and responsibilities before you buy..
Read MoreThings To Consider When Selling a Tenanted Property
It’s not always easy to sell a property with tenant. However, if you work with the tenant throughout the process, the process will be much less stressful…
Read MoreDo You Need a Will?
If you don’t want to create problems for your loved ones when you pass away, it’s important for you to consider making a Will.
Read MoreReal Estate Disclosure When Selling a Property
When you sell a property in NSW, you’re required to disclose a wide range of information and documentation to all potential buyers.
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Property Settlement Process: Everything You Need To Know
You saved up and found a property in Sydney that you could afford. Today is the settlement day, and you can’t wait to move into your new home. What should you expect to happen on this day?
Read MoreDo I need a Survey Report?
Investing in a new home in Sydney is one of the most important investments you will make in your life. When you are buying something that is so expensive, it is quite logical to get precise information about its condition. This is where survey reports come into play
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Vacant Possession
When buying a Sydney property, most buyers take it for granted that when they take ownership of the property, they are getting a vacant possession.
Read More What Is A Property Easement And How Does It Affect Me
An easement provides one person with the right to use another person’s property for a specific purpose or use and does not confer any right of possession.
Read MoreProblems with Debt? Here’s How To Send A Letter Of Demand
If someone owes you money, you should speak to them about the debt. In the case that they just can’t or won’t pay you back, you may need to see a debt recovery solicitor…
Read MoreDisputes with Neighbours
The best way to handle neighbour disputes is to talk things out. It’s in your best interest to come to an agreement, as you could be living next to each other for a long time to come. What if you can’t?
Read MoreRefinancing Investment Property
When it comes to refinancing property in Sydney, there are several common reasons why property owners would do that. Read more to find our these reasons.
Read MoreContract for Sale of Land in NSW
It is important to understand what a Contract for Sale of Land is and what it is used for. In summary, it is an agreement outlining the terms and conditions between a seller and a buyer of real property…
Read MoreTenancy in Common and Joint Tenancy
When determining how to take title to the purchase of real property in New South Wales, transactions involving multiple buyers offer several options. The two most common are joint tenancy (or joint tenants) and tenancy in common (or tenants in common).
Read MoreSmall Business Debt Collection: Tips And Advice
As a small business owner, one of the keys to success is managing cash flow. Cash flow can be maintained by understanding how to manage your accounts and how to recover bad debts.
Read MoreStamp Duty In NSW: Everything You Need to Know
You are probably asking yourself: What exactly is stamp duty? What are the costs? Who gets the money? Why do I have to pay it?
Read MoreHow To Get A Home Loan
In order to protect yourself from potentially losing your deposit, it is important to first consider the loan approval process before paying the deposit.
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