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20 June, 2016
One of the principle roles of an executor in administering an estate is to ensure that liabilities are paid and assets distributed to beneficiaries in accordance with the Will of the deceased. But…
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14 June, 2016
Speaking with the Police One of the main techniques that Police in South Australia use to investigate criminal and traffic offences is questioning. It can be very intimidating being asked questions…
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14 June, 2016
It will come as a shock to many, but the law in South Australia provides that if a person dies without a will, their partner can be forced to vacate the home. Section 72L of the Administration and…
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31 March, 2016
We are often asked by clients whether they are required to discuss their will with their family or friends. The short answer to this question is no. While you are alive your will is confidential and…
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7 March, 2016
What Are The Steps To Administer an Estate? All of the assets and property belonging to someone who dies are referred to as the deceased’s “estate” in legal terms. If the person has left a will, it…
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22 February, 2016
If you’re considering contesting a will, there’s often some trepidation to go ahead with the challenge. With complicated legal proceedings involved and grief running high through family members and…
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8 February, 2016
When your teenager learns to drive, handing over the car keys can feel like handing over control of their safety for many parents. And indeed, the teen and early 20s years are the most dangerous…
Read full 7 Driving Tips to Share With Your Teenagerarticle
8 February, 2016
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28 January, 2016
The education phase for the new bike safety laws comes to an end today 28th January 2016. Violation of the rules can result in an on-the-spot fine of $287, plus a $60 victims of crime levy and two…
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25 January, 2016
At Williams Barristers and Solicitors we understand that even the best behaved teenagers can get caught up doing dangerous or silly things sometimes. We’ve seen all sorts of juvenile cases, and have…
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