These are some frequently asked questions regarding Wills, Powers of Attorney and Enduring Guardianships.

Whether your business is making its first move to a commercial space or if it is merely relocating, consider these areas.

Main areas that should be documented when going into business with others.

A serious lesson for all parties is to beware of emails when negotiating commercial leases and to use them carefully.

A person can choose to carry on business in Australia as a sole trader, in a partnership, in a trust or in a company.

It is important to address the issue of capacity in some circumstances, if a Will could be challenged on those grounds.

Before you hand over the purchase price or greet the new owner, you should be aware of some important steps to consider.

This article looks at companies - the pros and cons of a company structure, public or private, and how to set one up.

A blended family is a family in which one or both partners have a child or children from a previous relationship.

New laws in NSW require any properties with swimming pools to have certificates of compliance before selling or leasing.

Most people are unaware of the complexities and time needed to administer a deceased estate and could find it a burden.

This article examines Airbnb - the potential pitfalls and legal implications of making money out of your spare room.

The term "buying off the plan" refers to purchasing a property, not yet registered as a separate lot, or not yet built.

This is an overview of the difference between a Lease and an Agreement for Lease, and discusses other related matters.

The lease should contain clear obligations and well-defined standards for the repair and maintenance of the premises.

The VOI process is important in land and property dealings as it assists in reducing identity theft and land title fraud.

The article identifies distinguishing features of both guarantees and indemnities and considers significant differences.

Making a Will is not a once in a lifetime job, and should be reviewed regularly, particularly when major changes occur.

Buying a commercial property (warehouse, office building or retail space) is more complex than a residential property.

People who have a security interest in personal property must take it seriously or risk losing their security interest.