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Family Violence Safety Notices
A Family Violence Safety Notice is a notice issued by the police to protect a person from an -
Should I sign a Pre-Nuptial Agreement?
Associate Lawyer, Cassandra Selvaggio provides a examples of where you may want to consider preparing a pre-nuptial agreement before marriage.View Video -
What happens if I die without a Will?
The short answer is that the Government makes a Will for you.View Video -
A Helpful Guide to Wills and Estates
Our free guide to help you navigate Wills, Powers of Attorney and Estate Planning. Essential reading if you want to protect your assets and wishes. -
Can you leave a gift to charity in your Will?
If a charity has made an impact on your life or the life of someone close to you, you may be looking for a special way to say thank you ... -
Verification of Identity | Why is it so important?
When buying or selling a property, you are required to Verify your Identity. This articles explains why. -
Duties of an Executor or Administrator
Being an Executor or an Administrator of an estate is an important role. Marlee explains the importance of choosing the right person.View Video -
Does my former partner have to pay me maintenance?
Is my former partner liable to pay me maintenance after we separate? It depends and will vary on the facts of each individual case. -
Family Law | What Happens after Your First Appointment?
Ruby Heath, Lawyer, briefly outlines what happens after your first appointment with a Family Lawyer.View Video -
Adult Child Maintenance
It is possible to receive payments from your former spouse for your adult child (that is, a child who has attained the age of 18 years) -
Does my Divorce deal with Parenting & Property Issues?
Charlie Robinson explains the differences between the divorce process and the division of assets and liabilities.View Video -
Property Settlement - What is Financial Disclosure?
Property Settlement - What is Financial Disclosure?View Video -
A Beginner's Guide to Section 75(2) of the Family Law Act
This is the section in the Family Law Act that sets out what a Court has to take into account in deciding how to distribute property ... -
Decided to Divorce?
The first thing you need to know, is that getting a Divorce is not the same as a Property Settlement upon separation. -
Delays in Property Settlement
Shane Williams, Partner, Discusses the delays in property settlement if you choose to settle after your divorce.View Video -
The difference between a Divorce and a Property Settlement
People who are going through a separation often think that a ‘Divorce’ covers everything, including parenting and property issues. That is not correct. -
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Common Inheritance Mistakes - Part 3
Ice Cream, not Superannuation, may be better for Grandchildren -
Separation & Divorce | What happens at the first meeting?
St. John Heather, Partner and Accredited Family Law Specialist provides an overview of what you can achieve at your first meeting.View Video -
Prenuptial Agreements – a Case Study
It is possible for persons commencing a relationship to have an agreement that deals with what is to happen to each of their assets, in the event... -
How do I get my Will started?
Charlie Robinson, Lawyer, discusses how to start your Will and the process that will be undertaken in your initial meeting.View Video -
The impact of the Banking Royal Commission on Family Law
The recent Royal Commission into misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry (‘the Royal Commission) has impacted upon many .. -
Distributions to Beneficiaries - When do I receive my Money?
In this video, Marlee Viero explains why there is a delay in distributing funds to beneficiaries from an Estate.View Video -
Do I keep the House that I bought into our Relationship?
Good question, and one that frequently comes up in Family Law when negotiating a property settlement with the other party. -
Issues Associated with Home Made Wills
In this video, Shane Williams discusses the problems with home made Wills and the issue with gifting a home with a mortgage.View Video -
Common Inheritance Mistakes Part 2
Loans in Wills – including mortgages – can cause serious problems with a Willmaker’s estate. Gift of Property Subject to a Mortgage -
Can my Will be Contested After I Die?
The short answer, unfortunately, is yes. However, there are steps you can take to reduce the risk of your Will being challenged or contested.... -
A Helpful Guide to Successfully Navigating Separation and Divorce
Our free guide to help you successfully navigate separation and divorce. Essential reading for anyone thinking about or currently negotiating separation. -
Mythbusting about defacto relationships and family law
In this post, Partner St John Heath busts some popular myths about the breakdown of defacto relationships and family law -
Self-Managed Super Funds & Incapacity – Part Two
Many people will suffer mental incapacity before they die. In this post, we discuss the implications of incapacity for people with self managed super funds.