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Loans & Mortgage Advice
Gifts vs Loans: a thoughtful approach to protect your family’s financial future
As interest rates and the cost of living continue to rise, it’s becoming increasingly common for parents to step in to provide financial assistance to ...
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Property & Conveyancing
5 Top Tips for Holiday House Hunting
With many people going away on holidays or settling in for a relaxing Christmas period, there tends to be a mass slowdown in house buying ...
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Deceased Estates
Understanding Part IV claims against deceased estates
A Will doesn’t necessarily determine the final distribution of an estate. If someone feels they haven’t been adequately provided for, they may be eligible to ...
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Property & Conveyancing
What everyone should know about estate planning and property ownership
When buying a property, it’s important to own that property in a way that aligns with your estate planning goals. Should you own property jointly, ...
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Deceased Estates
Understanding Victoria’s recent increase to probate filing fees
The Victorian Government has announced a significant increase of filing fees charged by the Victorian Probate Office within the Supreme Court. The new fee structure ...
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Wills, Powers of Attorney & Succession Planning
Navigating the effects of incapacity in Business and Trusts
Incapacity can have significant implications for the management and continuity of trusts and businesses. Incapacity can create complex challenges that require careful planning and legal ...
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Wills, Powers of Attorney & Succession Planning
Statutory Wills: What if I lose capacity to make a Will?
A Statutory Will can be the solution to estate planning problems where a person has lost capacity. Instead of being made by the person themselves, ...
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Wills, Powers of Attorney & Succession Planning
Guardians and Administrators: What if I lose capacity and haven’t appointed anyone to make decisions for me?
This article is a continuation of our Incapacity Series where we have recently discussed the Enduring Power of Attorney (“EPA”) and Appointment of Medical Treatment ...
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Wills, Powers of Attorney & Succession Planning
Appointments of Medical Treatment Decision Maker: What if I can’t make medical decisions for myself?
Every adult has the right to make their own medical treatment decisions. However, if you experience illness or an accident you may be unable to ...
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