Why Every Parent Should Have a Will
If the last two years have taught us anything, it’s that life is unpredictable. While most of don’t want to think about passing away some day, the fact is that it’s inevitable and it’s absolut...
Cyberbullying – What Are the Legal Consequences?
Social media has revolutionised the way in which we interact with others, and while it can be a great tool for keeping in touch with loved ones and sharing funny photos with friends, it can also be us...
Pets and Wills – The Importance of Making Provisions for Your Pet in Your Will
Did you know there are over 29 million pets in Australia, and around 65% of Australian households have at least one furry, scaly, or feathered friend? Pets and companion animals are a much loved part ...
I’m Too Young To Need a Will – Debunking Common Myths About Wills!
A Will is a legal document which sets out who will receive your property and possessions when you pass away. Having a valid Will is the only way to ensure that your assets get distributed the way you ...
Evicting a Tenant – Should You Seek Legal Advice?
When a landlord (now known as a rental provider) wants a tenant (renter) to move out of their property, they can either talk to the renter to reach an agreement or give the renter a notice to vacate. ...
Estate Planning and Superannuation – FAQ
Did you know that superannuation does not form part of your estate when you die? Many people are surprised to learn that it is not automatically covered by a Will. Unless you make a binding nomination...
What Are Granny Flat Agreements?
When discussing “granny flat” arrangements, many people visualise a small dwelling in the backyard built specifically to accommodate an elderly person, however, the concept of a granny flat arrang...
Can Stepchildren Contest a Will?
In today’s modern society, increasing divorce rates has seen a rapid rise in blended families, complex family structures, and stepchildren/stepparent relationships. And while many families make it w...
Contesting a Will – Commonly Asked Questions
If you have been left out of a Will or if you believe you have been inadequately provided for, you may have rights and you may be eligible to contest it. However, before you contest a Will, there’s ...
Elder Abuse – Protecting Yourself with Proper Estate Planning
Unfortunately, elderly people are often the most vulnerable and at risk of being targeted for abuse. It is estimated that around 1 in 6 people aged 60 years and over have experienced some form of abus...
Property Settlement After Separation – Your Questions Answered
The breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship can be a confusing, emotional, and traumatic time. Navigating the legal system and understanding the intricacies of property settlement can add to ...
Exploring the Different Types of Wills
Estate planning is an essential, but often neglected, part of life. Without a valid Will, you will have no control over how your assets are distributed after your death and it could result in a costly...
