Selling? What about accepting a deposit of less than 10%?
Under a Contract for the Sale of Land in NSW a Purchaser is required to pay a deposit, usually being 10% of the purchase price, at exchange of Contracts. This...
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The crunch of a Crisp order – S03E01 – Battle of Wills Video Series
A CRISP order is an attempt to soften the adage: “You can’t please all of the people all of the time”.
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Is your company at risk in your family law proceedings?
A common misconception is that business structures and entities keep assets out of the reach of family law proceedings.
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Can a Trustee in Bankruptcy take your share of the house in family law property proceedings?
The short answer is ‘it depends’. Upon bankruptcy, the bankrupt’s property vests in the trustee.
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World 1st: Australian Judge Defines Conception
In a world first, a Brisbane judge has made a ruling on conception that is set to have a significant impact on parents in Queensland who have, or are planning...
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Who is your child’s Guardian?
Drafting a Will for the parents of young children raises the issue of the appointment of guardians for those children.
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When can I defend myself from an assault in NSW?
At times, self defence can be a complicated area of law. It is important you speak with a lawyer about your matter immediately.
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The role of the real estate agent in a property transaction
Whether you are a Vendor or a Purchaser, it is important to understand what an Agent can and cannot do during the course of the transaction.
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What assets won’t pass under your will?
You’ve done your will but have you included property ownership, insurance policies, money/shares, superannuation?
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A binding financial agreement – one measure to help you steer clear of a relationship dispute
For those about to marry, already married or divorced the Commonwealth Family Law Act allows them to sign a Binding Financial Agreement.
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