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What is the administration of an estate?
31 July 2024 What is the administration of an estate?

Where the deceased person has a valid Will: The administration of an estate (of a...

What is the presumption of revocation – when you cant find the original Will
31 July 2024 What is the presumption of revocation – when you cant find the original Will

After a Will maker dies, the executor of the Will is required to obtain a...

What happens when someone does not have capacity and does not have a will?
31 July 2024 What happens when someone does not have capacity and does not have a will?

Firstly, if you are unsure if someone has capacity, the person in question can be...

What is A Grant of probate?
31 July 2024 What is A Grant of probate?

When someone dies with a Will, an application for a Grant of Probate of the...

Property Co-Ownership Disputes
31 July 2024 Property Co-Ownership Disputes

To find out how to handle property co-ownership disputes, we must first define what property...

Sale and Purchase Agreements – what are they and why they should be checked by a lawyer
31 July 2024 Sale and Purchase Agreements – what are they and why they should be checked by a lawyer

If you want to sell, or buy a business you’ll have to come across a...

Home Owners Warranty Insurance
31 July 2024 Home Owners Warranty Insurance

Home Owners Warranty Insurance or now known as Domestic Building Insurance is taken out by...

landlord insurance
31 July 2024 landlord insurance

Almost any property or anyone needs Landlord Insurance. We’ve done a few blogs now and...

What are the requirements for an owner-builder to sell an owner-built home?
31 July 2024 What are the requirements for an owner-builder to sell an owner-built home?

If you are an owner builder and you intend on selling your property, there are...

READING YOUR INITIAL LETTER
31 July 2024 READING YOUR INITIAL LETTER

If you have engaged our firm to act for you, we write a letter of...

Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding (FRCGW)
31 July 2024 Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding (FRCGW)

The Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding (also known as FRCGW) Payments provisions of the Taxation...

The importance of a Purchaser’s Caveat
31 July 2024 The importance of a Purchaser’s Caveat

In property law, a Caveat is a document on a Certificate of Title registered by...

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