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Link to podcast discussing the significance of the date of separation in a family law matter.

Understanding how proposed changes to trust taxation may affect your estate planning can be challenging, particularly when considering how assets are structured and passed on to future generations.

The video explains that pets are property, so who gets to keep the beloved family pet after a relationship breakdown.

A grant issued by the Supreme Court authorises the executor or administrator to manage the estate of a deceased person.

If you're the parent of a child with a disability, writing a will and getting it right is crucial.

What is property settlement & what am I entitled to? The 4 step process. Ultimately each case is decided on its own facts.

Trust loss provisions first applied in the 1995 tax year and the "family trust" concept has became popular with the ATO.

The KonMarie method of a de-cluttering, minimalistic lifestyle encourages sustainability while cleansing home and mind.

Under proposed new Australian laws, social media networks could also face hefty fines for facilitating revenge porn.

The changes are applicable during the prescribed period (the pandemic) and will revert when the virus is under control.

There are a number of things that you must consider about the legal system for your adult child with a disability.

An amendment has preserved the specialist knowledge of the Family Court, but concerns about the merger remain.

These tips may help those parties who have separated, are going through a separation or are contemplating separating.

Epstein changes Will leaving everything to a private trust thus making it more difficult for his accusers to receive damages.

The variation clarifies the application of the Foreign Resident Capital Gains Tax Withholding Regime to deceased estates.

A Royal Commission into abuse against Australians with disabilities appears imminent, with state government support.

The High Court of Australia recently handed down an important decision on the issue of apprehension of judicial bias.