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4 March, 2021
Whether you have been married or living as a de facto couple, negotiating the division of your relationship assets is often one of the most stressful aspects of separation.
Read full Property Negotiations with my Exarticle
18 March, 2020
WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS In these unprecedented times, we want to provide assurance about the measures we are taking to continue to operate effectively whilst ensuring the health and safety of our…
Read full Business as usual with a few changesarticle
6 March, 2020
It is important to understand the structure of a trust when drafting a will to ensure that the day to day control of the trust can continue without significant delay on death of a client. Corporate…
Read full Wills & Estates - What is the difference between Corporate and Individual Trustees?article
27 February, 2020
If you have recently separated and have not yet undertaken a property settlement, you need to be aware of the recent changes made by the Federal Circuit Court of Australia and Family Court of Australia for assets less than $500,000.
Read full Property Settlement - New rules for assets under $500,000 (PPP500)article
26 February, 2020
We provide an out of office service to clients who due to age, illness or physical incapacity are unable to attend our office in person to complete their will, Enduring Power of Attorney or Advance…
Read full Did you know we do home or hospital visits for will clients?article
12 November, 2019
During the holiday season we are all looking forward to eating, drinking and being merry. This means of course that the chances of drink driving and perhaps drug driving are higher at this time of…
Read full Don’t spoil your holiday season with a drink or drug driving chargearticle
16 October, 2019
For many separated parents, it can be an emotional time negotiating parenting arrangements for special occasion and Christmas Day is no exception. If you are yet to make time spending arrangements for Christmas Day, now is the time to act.
Read full Applications for Parenting Orders over Christmasarticle
27 August, 2019
Self Representing It is not uncommon for parties in Family law matters to represent themselves, these people are referred to as self-represented litigants. People often choose to represent themselves…
Read full The Risks of DIY Family Lawarticle
26 March, 2019
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20 March, 2019
Rehka Indrasamy's cultural expertise was invaluable when she joined the Williams Barristers & Solicitors team during a lengthy Supreme Court Murder Trial in February and March, 2019. This was a…
Read full The best team in your defencearticle