Providing expert advice from Law Society Accredited Specialists across
Greater Sydney including: The Hills District, Parramatta & Auburn
Greater Sydney including: The Hills District, Parramatta & Auburn
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Prior to visiting a family law specialist you should prepare a list of the questions that you need to have answered. This will ensure important things are not missed.
Violence is gender neutral, and thereby encompasses abusive behaviour in both heterosexual, same sex and child relationships.
Having a Binding Financial Agreement (pre-nup) provides advantages, a way forward for both parties in the event of a marriage or de facto relationship breakdown.
In the event of a de facto relationship breakdown, it is important to be aware of your de facto relationship separation entitlements & obtain a financial adjustment
Our Law Society Accredited Specialists' objective is to achieve an expedient settlement, avoiding the complexities, delays, costs and anxiety of going to Court.
Separation, Mediation, Understanding Your Rights, and Reaching a Financial Settlement that is fair & reasonable to both parties.
Generally, all assets must be taken into account, whether they are acquired before or during the relationship or after the separation.
Marriage & de facto property and/or financial rights, need to be dealt with as soon as possible, to provide closure & to minimise anxiety, stress and costs.
In a marriage or a de facto relationship breakdown, there are some fundamental actions that should be undertaken immediately - understand these steps.
A cascading will specifies alternative beneficiaries in case the primary beneficiary predeceases you and is unable to inherit your estate.
Our experienced Solicitors provide expert knowledge in inheritance disputes and contesting a Will and achieving a negotiated out of court settlement.
When you appoint an Enduring Guardian, you are designating another/s, to look after your life wished & interest when you are unable to make decisions yourself.
An enduring power of attorney will allow you to appoint another person to make financial and legal decisions if you become incapacitated and are unable to do so.
We will advise on the content and structure & thereafter create wills, trusts, and other documents that provide how your assets are to be distributed.
When a person has been appointed as an Executor under a Will they may need to obtain a “Grant of Probate” of the Will, to deal with a deceased person’s assets.
By making a Will you document who will receive your assets and belongings after you die. A legally valid Will allows an Executor to apply for a Grant of Probate.
A testamentary trust can be established under a will for either specific assets or for the balance of the Estate (after debts and making all other specific gifts).
The executor of your Will has responsibility to correctly and honestly distribute assets from your estate and other duties following your death.
When you have nominated a beneficiary and the nomination is valid under Superannuation law, the Trustee will act in accordance with that nomination.
Buying, selling your business? Are commercial agreements & contracts in place? Need legal advice from a small business lawyers
Purchasing a home, buying off the plan, entering a retirement or over 55 village? Buying/leasing a commercial property?
Our dispute resolution specialists negotiate out of court settlements in family law and deceased estates such as disputed wills & inheritances disputes.
We look forward to discussing your requirements, please complete the form below or call to speak with one of our experts today.
