Valuing Superannuation in Family Law – Know your entitlement!
There are varying approaches on valuing and determining the division of superannuation interests in family law matters. Each case will be approached and determined based on its own specific circumstances....
Read More
How is an inheritance received after separation treated in your property settlement?
There is a common misconception that an inheritance received after separation will not be taken into account in your property settlement.
Read More
The bank of Mum and Dad
Partner, Warwick Gilbertson talks you through three aspects of being a lender as a parent to your children.
Read More
De facto relationships – How to prove you’re a duck… or not a duck – S02E09 – Battle of Wills Video Series
There are 9 considerations that assist the court in working out if someone is in a de facto relationship or not for family provision claims.
Read More
Jon Snow and the presumption of parentage in family provision claims – S02E08 – Battle of Wills Video Series
How is it deemed that someone is a deceased person's child? It all comes down to the presumption of parentage.
Read More
Codicils – But wait, there’s more! – S02E07 – Battle of Wills Video Series
A codicil is a separate supplementary document that allows you to make changes to your will. What issues does this raise?
Read More
DIY wills – Who wants to live forever? – S02E06 – Battle of Wills Video Series
Is it wise to use a do it yourself will? What are the implications if you don't consider people potentially contesting your will?
Read More
Will Alterations – Or Liquid Nightmare – S02E04 – Battle of Wills Video Series
When you alter a valid will, that alteration is not valid unless the alteration has been executed as if it was a will.
Read More
Administrator pendente lite – Never tear us apart – S02E03 – Battle of Wills Video Series
When someone dies, it's not a given that their "Will" will be the final Will. There might be multiple Wills naming different executors.
Read More
Can you exclude someone from your Will?
You can exclude anybody from your Will. The issue is, will it hold up in court when your die?
Read MoreCategories
- Battle of Wills video series
- Personal law
- Business law
- Family Law
- Criminal law
- Employment
- Commercial litigation
- Conveyancing & property
- Debt recovery
- Wills & estates
- Contested wills & estates
- Claims
- Workers compensation
- Estate planning
- Elder law
- Business contracts
- Defamation
- Franchising
- Building & construction
- Motor vehicle accidents
- Firm news
- Videos
Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation