Can a Child Buy (or sell) Property in NSW?
Yes…but conditions apply.
Can a Child Buy (or sell) Property in NSW? Read More »
Yes…but conditions apply.
Can a Child Buy (or sell) Property in NSW? Read More »
When it comes to buying or selling property, many people assume they must choose between affordability and quality legal service.
Can you get Affordable Conveyancing without Compromising on Quality? Read More »
The short answer: yes, if the criteria are met, and in NSW, concessional duty of $750 may apply.
Can I Transfer my Commercial Property into my SMSF? Read More »
When someone offers to prepare a “free” Will, it is a tempting proposition. But are free Wills really free?
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This is one of the most common questions we receive from clients, brokers and accountants. Unfortunately, there is a lot of conflicting information available, and some of it is incorrect. The rules also vary from State to State. This article relates to properties located in New South Wales.
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When a dispute arises, it can be difficult to know whether engaging a lawyer is the right next step. Legal action can involve time, cost and uncertainty — and in some cases, it may not be commercially worthwhile.
Do I Really Need a Lawyer for This Dispute? Read More »
Granny flat arrangements are becoming more common as they respond to a mix of financial, social and lifestyle pressures facing Australian families.
What is a Granny Flat Arrangement? Read More »
In an age of digital convenience, it’s tempting to believe that artificial intelligence and online templates can replace the careful guidance of an experienced lawyer and save you money.
Can’t I Just do an Online Will? Read More »
Conveyancing is so much more than transferring a property from person A to person B. But it can be made to seem that simple.
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If you have a family trust there is a high likelihood that its trust deed is an off the shelf document that was arranged by your accountant when the trust was first established.