Case study: De Facto Deceased Estate
Our client received the whole of her de facto father’s deceased estate, rather than it being paid to the State.
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What you didn’t think about when losing a loved one
The death of a loved one might be hard to contemplate, even if you know that they are very unwell, or if they are getting
Your Responsibilities As A Director Of A Small Family Company
It is a common arrangement in small family companies for both spouses to be directors. It is also common within these companies for one of
Buying Property By Private Treaty (Without Cooling-Off Period)
This is the second article of a three-part series written for potential property purchasers. After considering the process where a cooling-off period applies in the
Buying Property By Private Treaty (With Cooling-Off Period)
Spring is, historically, when the property market starts to experience a lot more activity, which then continues through the warmer months of summer. So, we
Living In Willmott Forests – A Warning For Tenants
What happens if your landlord is a company and it goes into liquidation? Surely your rights as a tenant under the lease are protected, right?
Buying Property With Someone Else? You Need A JVA
Due to changing investment strategies and difficulties experienced by first home buyers trying to enter the market, joint venture arrangements are becoming more common. You
Son Collects Bigger Share Of Father’s Estate – The ‘How To’ Guide
The Supreme Court handed down a decision last year that serves as a useful reminder of the principles which the court applies in determining whether
Employee Sacked For Being Pregnant Awarded $14,000
The Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) sets out a number of general protections for employees against employers taking adverse action against them. As an example,
