Mediation for will disputes: What is it and how does it work?
When a person with a valid will passes away, their estate is usually settled by their executor in accordance with the instructions set out in their will. However, sometimes disagreements...
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Saving tax with Trusts
A Testamentary Trust is an often discussed but rarely understood mechanism by which assets are inherited following someone passing away. If used correctly, a Testamentary Trust can be immensely useful,...
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Are adopted children eligible to contest a will?
Accredited Specialist in Wills and Estates, Adrian Corbould, explains the legal rights of adoptive children in wills disputes
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AVOs and Family Law
How does an Apprehended Domestic Violence Order Affect Parenting Orders in New South Wales In certain situations, a breakdown in a relationship might be due to an incident involving domestic...
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Spilling the tea on Jones v Dunkel – S05E01 – Adrian Corbould Wills & Estates
Adrian Corbould explains the High Court case Jones v Dunkel and how it could impact your contested estate or will distribution.
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Do you need a shareholders agreement?
Introduction Your company is governed by its constitution that is put in place when the company is created. This, however, does not set out the rights and responsibilities of the...
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What is spousal maintenance in NSW?
Spousal maintenance is important to understand, as many people will go through a separation in their lives. In marriages and de facto relationships, it is not uncommon for one party...
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Guide to changing your child’s surname in NSW
Learn how to change a child's surname in NSW, covering eligibility, disputes, and getting legal advice to ensure a smooth process.
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Guide to Family Dispute Resolution
What is family dispute resolution and how does it apply to you. Potentially avoid costly court appearances using these processes
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Can a step-child contest a will?
Contested Estates lawyer Ella Stratford explains whether a step-child can contest a step-parent's estate in NSW
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