What You Need to Know About the Duty of Disclosure in Australian Family Law
In this blog, we will discuss the duty of disclosure in family law cases in Australia, including its purpose, scope, and consequences.
Ultimate Guide to Wills: How to Make a Last Will & Testament
Are you wondering what a will is and how to write one? If so, this guide has got you covered.
Litigation in Australia: The Ultimate Guide from a Local Law Firm in Sydney / Surry Hills
Litigation is a way for one party to try to protect, prosecute or enforce its legal rights against another party. Learn more…
A Step-By-Step Guide for Establishing a Business
Establishing a business may become an overwhelming process. However, things will get easier as you prepare a checklist and follow a step-by-step guide.
Property Transfer in NSW: What You Need to Know
Are you planning to transfer your real estate property in NSW? And, are you wondering about the formal processes involved during the transfer? If so, you’ve just landed at the right place!
A Stepchild’s Legal Right to Contest the Will of Their Stepparent
What if stepchildren are not a part of the will? Do they have the right to contest? Will a particular property share automatically pass to stepchildren in the event of the death of a stepparent? Let’s find out!
Estate Planning Preparation – A Complete Guide
What’s common between Bob Marley, Sonny” Bono, Steve McNair, Amy Winehouse, Abraham Lincoln, and Pablo Picasso? They are famous. However, there is another common thing between them: They died without any legal Will, highlighting the need for estate planning.
Facial Recognition Technology: What about privacy?
Australia’s Privacy Act is now under review by Mark Dreyfus, the Attorney General, which could include reforming the Privacy Act into line with Australian Consumer Law potentially effecting a drastic increase in fines for corporations in breach of privacy laws.
When there is a Will…
Dying without a valid Will is referred to as dying “intestate”. This can arise when there is no Will in existence, the Will is invalid or the Will is valid but does not effectively dispose of the deceased estate.
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