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Australian law news

Law is an incredibly dynamic field. Each day you get to work and have to know what the new case law is, and what new legislation has been asked. The law is always changing to reflect our society's values more and to create a fair and equitable environment for us to live and work. Australia is lucky to have such a vibrant and open legal system and I feel lucky to be a participant in our legal system. This site is a collection of my thoughts and analysis into current and historical cases and interesting trends in legislation across the federal and state system.

2023

Estate Management: The Importance of Consulting an Estate Lawyer Before Selling Belongings
An estate lawyer plays a pivotal role in managing assets after the death or life change of a loved one. Their expertise can guide you through complex legal processes, ensuring that all actions align with existing laws and the deceased's wishes. If you have a loved one who has recently passed away or who has left their belongings to their family members prior to passing, then it's wise to hire an estate lawyer before selling or dividing up any assets.

A Guide On Conveyancing Services
Conveyancers are real estate professionals who specialise in property exchanges. As a novice property developer, you might forego conveyancing services since they are not a legal requirement. Nevertheless, these services are an essential component of any property transfer deal. Below is a piece to help you understand the work and benefits of conveyancers.   Exchanging Real Estate Buyers and sellers must consider conveyancing services when exchanging real estate contracts. Ideally, conveyancers are legal professionals who protect your interest in a property transaction.

All You Need To Know About Contested Wills
Did you know that your beneficiaries and other third parties can contest your will? There are various reasons that people can challenge your will. Understanding the grounds for a wills contest helps you create a water-tight will. Continue reading to learn the reasons for wills contests.  Your Will Does Not Meet The Legal Requirements  Your will must meet the minimum criteria to become legally binding. Your beneficiaries could use this loophole to invalidate the will.