Wills and Estates
What to do with a deceased’s vehicle?
What to do with a deceased’s vehicle If a person passes away and they have a vehicle registered to their name you will first of
What to do with a deceased’s vehicle If a person passes away and they have a vehicle registered to their name you will first of
Sub-letting is when a tenant transfers part (but not all) of their interest under a tenancy agreement to another person but the original tenancy agreement
If a property is owned by two or more people as joint proprietors and one person passes away, their share will automatically go the survivor(s)
What is a Grant of Representation? A Grant of Representation is a document issued by the Supreme Court of Victoria which enables those named as
How should a security deposit for a lease be held? There are several aspects to security deposits that the parties to a retail lease should
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Have you ever heard of a restrictive covenant? I’m sure you have — we’ve probably written about them before. If we haven’t, or if you
If someone dies without a Will it means they have died “intestate.” The law of intestacy will then determine how the deceased’s property is distributed.
You might be surprised to know that, unlike your other assets and belongings, your superannuation is not necessarily covered by your Will in the event
Electronic conveyancing for Melbourne and throughout Australia is undergoing a evolution. Instead of the traditional paper route of conveyancing transactions, the system is starting to
Australia’s conveyancing industry is large and reached a level of maturity, and it’s currently undergoing a digital evolution. Five Australian states have gone from paper
The situation surrounding someone’s last will and Testament can sometimes be a tough one. Firstly, someone has passed on, hopefully after living a long and
If you follow these blogs, or have sought our help before you will know what conveyancing is. If you haven’t come across that term you
Almost any property or anyone needs Landlord Insurance. We’ve done a few blogs now and most of them are laced with a few consistent messages
Buying your first house is a massive step in any person’s or couple’s life. That first block of land that signifies your absolute transition from
Certifying documents is necessary at numerous points in our lives. Whenever you’re applying for anything of relative importance or official standing, you must provide certified
If you have just bought your first house, or are preparing yourself to enter the housing market, or looking to renovate your current home, you
Boutique Small Firm. What does this all mean and why are we telling you this? For a lot of people in our society, having constant
If you want to sell, or buy a business you’ll have to come across a Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA) at one point or another
In everyone’s life there will no doubt come a time when you are required to take out a loan. This could be a home loan,
Almost everyone will at some point will be required to draw up their own Will, with the help of a professional of course. And a
To find out how to handle property co-ownership disputes, we must first define what property co-ownership is. Property co-ownership is, as the name suggests, when
Planning for the future is something we should always be doing. One aspect of planning for the future is appointing your own Enduring Power of
An easement is a section of land registered on your property, which gives someone else the right to use the land for a certain purpose,
The Best Structure for your Small Business What’s your ‘Why’? Before you get into business, you need to be asking yourself a very important question: Why? Most
Privacy in Action — How to protect your business data The world has its eyes on the unfolding of the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal and Australia’s Privacy
A Brief Overview of Probate, Wills and Estates If a person has a will they will have a named executor. That executor cannot begin dealing
A Brief Summary of Conveyancing Simply put, conveyancing is the transaction of conveying, (or transferring) property from the vendor to the purchaser. We won’t bore
A Brief Summary of Wills and Executors A will is a person’s wishes for how they would like their assets distributed when they die. Every will
Recently, new laws came into force which changes the way the medical power of attorneys is made. Replacing the Enduring Medical Power of Attorney is