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True or False? Family Law Edition
Separation, parenting arrangements, property settlements and divorce can all involve complicated legal processes. There are also plenty of common misc

True or False? Property Edition
Buying or selling property can involve complex contracts, strict timeframes and legal obligations that are not always obvious.So, how much do you real

True or False? Wills Edition
There are plenty of common misconceptions about what happens to your assets when you die, from dramatic “Will Readings” to the belief that your spouse

Commercial and Industrial Property Tax (CIPT): What Victorian Property Buyers Need to Know
If you're buying commercial or industrial property in Victoria, there's an important tax reform that could affect your investment now and well into th

There’s an Intervention Order against me – can I still see my kids?
It’s a situation that is all too common in family law proceedings - your separation has gone poorly, you’ve had a disagreement about who the children

What is an Enduring Power of Attorney, and why should you have one?
You might’ve heard of an Enduring Power of Attorney – or even been appointed as an attorney for someone else yourself – but what exactly is this doc

Can you set and forget your estate plan?
In simple terms no, you cannot simply set and forget your estate plan. Many clients will come into the firm and update their estate planning documents

Why do I need to formalise my property settlement?
People often ask… ‘We have agreed on everything, why do I need to formalise my property settlement?’Parties often consider that a verbal agreement or

Parenting Arrangements - how to document them, and which option is right for your family
When separation occurs there is often countless discussions about which parent will care for the children and on which days, where do they spend the s

Restrictive Practices Substitute Decision-Maker
A Restrictive Practices Substitute Decision Maker is the person to whom you appoint to either consent or refuse for a residential aged care facility t




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