8 reasons you need a will
Do you need a will? The simple answer to this question is “yes, if you have assets”. Almost everyone owns…
When to use a residential tenancy agreement or general tenancy agreement
A residential tenancy agreement is a legally binding contract between the owner of a property (the “landlord”) and a person…
General power of attorney and enduring power of attorney. What’s the difference?
There are a number of documents that a person may wish to complete in order to appoint one or more…
3 common questions relating to bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is a confusing area of the law. Unfortunately, however, it’s one that individuals do at times need to deal…
How does a temporary guardianship appointment work?
A temporary guardianship appointment gives a third party temporary permission to take care of and manage the rights of a…
When should a medical treatment consent be used?
Occasionally it is difficult to get in touch with the parents/guardians of a minor (i.e. a child under the age…
Why have a will – Article 2 – Having a will allows you to avoid court
Given that our modern family relationships can become quite complex over time, it is certainly only a very short step…
How do death benefit nominations work?
A death benefit nomination is a legal document signed by a superannuation fund member and given to the trustee of…
Why Have a Will – Complex Family Situations
Modern families may well involve quite complex family situations. In the past, step-families and blended families certainly existed, usually forming…
