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Owning property as Tenants in Common allows you to own a defined share in a property. This share can be transferred, sold or gifted through your Will.

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According to the laws of intestacy, upon both parents dying, their children will typically be the equal beneficiaries of the last remaining parent’s.

You might have heard about the Victorian State Government introducing changes to the stamp duty regime for commercial and industrial properties...

When one thinks of parenting arrangements and family law, it is usually from the context of one parent of the children. However, it is not only parent

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As a landlord or tenant in a commercial lease, you may be aware that your lease is considered “retail” but are unsure what that means.

A Testamentary Trust Will doesn’t lock you in to anything and allows you to give your family future protections when you pass, as well as providing th

A Will is a legal document that states your wishes as to how your assets are to be distributed after your death, and what people you nominate to mana