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Do you really need a Will when you are young?
If you fail to make a Will, your estate may not pass to those individuals that you would have included in your Will.
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I want to contest an estate but there is no will - Can I still do it?
If a person dies without a valid will, then on death, their estate will be divided according to the law of intestacy.Kells - Article
Navigating COVID-19 and your separation with particularly vulnerable children
The court has developed a separate COVID-19 List to deal with urgent matters as a result of COVID-19.Kells - Article
Surrogacy: things to consider
There could be issues as to who is considered the legal parent of a child born as the result of a surrogacy arrangement.Kells - Article
What happens where two parents cannot agree on the vaccination status of their children?
When making decisions for children, the Court's paramount consideration is the best interests of the child/ren.Kells - Article
Considering a purchase or lease subject to development consent? - some timely matters to consider
The federal infrastructure plan aims to support economic recovery and new projects will unlock development opportunities.Kells - Article
Dont forget to exercise your option to renew your commercial lease
There is often a clause allowing the tenant a further fixed term or terms if the tenant should elect to continue..Kells - Article
Is your neighbours hedge blocking your views/sunlight?
To demonstrate that an obstruction of sunlight is severe, you may need to give evidence to show the impact of the hedge.Kells - Article
Leasing and the sale of your business
Ensure that the benefit of your lease is transferred to the new purchaser along with equipment and the business name.Kells - Article
Thinking of buying or selling real estate during the Christmas period?
Matters that you need to consider if you are buying or selling real estate during the Christmas period.Kells - Article
When a section 34 agreement to a development application in NSW can be invalid
No consent by the land owner and a failure to record reasons can result in a lack of LEC jurisdiction to approve the DA.Kells - Article
You have got mail! What to do if the ATO audits you
The best outcome of an ATO audit is being able to show to the ATO that your tax affairs are in order and compliant.Kells - Article
Minor or non-minor motor accident injury in New South Wales? Know the difference
After 26 weeks, the Insurer can stop benefits if you were more than 61% at fault, or if your injuries are 'minor'.Kells - Article
Do I Need A Lawyer When Separating From My Partner? Here Are 5 Reasons Why You Do!
5 reasons why you should get a lawyer when you are separating from your partner.Kells - Article
Questions rising on unethical insurer behaviour to workers compensation claimants
Some psychiatrists appointed by insurers in the Comcare Scheme have been the subject of longstanding bullying complaints.Kells - Article
Workers compensation and working from home
Her dependent children claimed that her death at home resulted from injuries sustained in the course of her employment.Kells - Article
Property transactions in NSW made easy – Electronic signatures now possible
Temporary changes to the NSW Conveyancing Rules allow certain instruments to be electronically witnessed and signed.Kells - Article
What impact is COVID-19 having on buying and selling a property?
As new policies or legislative changes are introduced in response to COVID-19, rights and remedies could change again.Kells - Article
Probate v Letters of Administration
Discussion about Probate and Letters of Administration. The moral of the story is, make sure you have a Will.Kells - Article
Commercial landlord hardship fund
This relief fund will support landlords who are experiencing hardship as a result of reducing rent for their tenants.Kells
