Discusses the importance of having a will to protect you and your family, and what happens if there is no will.

This article from "Beanstalk Mums", discusses the divorce process if you cannot find your ex-spouse.

Discussion about who is responsible for overseeing the distribution of the estate when a loved one dies.

Link to article discussing difference between BFAs and Consent Orders & when they may be appropriate.

Starting a new relationship after a separation can be both exciting and daunting at the same time.

Take the stress and hassle out of wills & estate planning with our free '5-step' e-book.

What is a testamentary trust & key features. Link to testamentary trust fact sheet.

Link to article providing tips for separated parents on how to peacefully share time with their children.

Relief payments and rent concessions provide financial support to NSW businesses and workers impacted by the lockdown.

All directors of a company or those intending to become a director, must apply for a Director ID by November 30, 2022.

After separation, any decisions involving the children must be made with the consent of both parents.

What happens if you do not have a Will? What to consider when making a Will. Can you make a Will online?

Amendments aim to ensure that what is in the child's best interest is at the forefront of all parenting decisions.

A letter of demand is a formal written request from a creditor to a debtor to repay a debt owed within a specified time.

Seek legal advice to understand the terms of a lease before starting negotiations.

Purchasing a property off-the-plan is becoming an increasingly popular option for many prospective buyers and investors.

Special conditions in a property contract are additional conditions attached to the sale of that specific property.

Article explores legal implications and risks of a delayed property settlement & advises on how to avoid a delayed settlement.

Superannuation is an asset that is considered part of the matrimonial pool available for division after a separation.

The parties must both agree and acknowledge that the relationship has irretrievably broken down.