What is the Administration of the Estate?
Where the deceased person has a valid Will: The administration of the estate (of a deceased person) is where the executor(s) named... Read More
Requirements For Owner Builder To Sell A Property
If you are an owner builder and you intend on selling your property, there are certain requirements you must satisfy under Section... Read More
What is the difference between a Statutory Declaration and an Affidavit?
Affidavit: An affidavit is a written document signed by a “deponent” in the presence of an “authorised affidavit taker”. By signing an... Read More
What is a Trademark and Why is it Important?
A trademark is a registered type of intellectual property (IP) right that protects a business’s unique products, services or brand. The Trade... Read More
What is Testamentary Capacity?
Testamentary capacity refers to a testator’s mental ability at the time of making or altering their Will. The testator must be of... Read More
What is the Difference Between a Right to Occupy and a Life Interest?
Right to Occupy A Right to Occupy a property gives a person the right to stay in the property in accordance with... Read More
What is a Deed of Family Arrangement?
When a Legal Representative administers an Estate, their job is to ensure that the deceased’s assets are distributed either in accordance with... Read More
What is the Difference Between a Company and a Partnership?
Company A company is a business structure that is a complete separate entity from its owners/directors. A company has the same rights... Read More
What is a Vendor’s Statement?
The Vendor’s Statement, otherwise known as a Section 32 is probably the first thing that comes to mind when you think of... Read More
What is the Difference between a Lawyer and a Notary Public
In Victoria, a Notary Public (also known as a Public Notary or Notary) is a Solicitor/Lawyer who, having held a Principal Practicing... Read More