Adrian Corbould and Mary Windeyer named in the prestigious 2020 Doyle’s Guide
We are pleased to report that Turnbull Hill Lawyers and in particular Adrian Corbould and Mary Windeyer have been named in the prestigious 2020 Doyles Guide. The 2020 listing of...
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Changes to the stamp duty thresholds for first home purchasers buying new homes or vacant land from 1 August 2020
From 1 August 2020, and for the next 12 months, the New South Wales Government has increased the thresholds for exemption from payment of stamp duty for first home...
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Now is the time to revisit your Home Insurance
2020 has been a whirlwind of natural disasters … from unprecedented bush fires, to hail the size of tennis balls, torrential rains and raging floods. These natural disasters are...
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When can I defend myself from an assault in NSW?
Have you ever been out on a weekend, enjoying yourself with friends or family when suddenly you have found yourself in a situation where you’re being threatened with violence?...
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A revisit of redundancy procedures
Given the JobKeeper payments and related enabling directions are due to expire soon, it is timely to revisit what is required of you to effect a “genuine redundancy”, as...
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Do you know which government incentives are available?
Transcription Julia Salmon: As a first home buyer, do you know which government incentives are currently available for you? Hi, I’m Julia Salmon. I’m a property and business lawyer...
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What are my entitlements in a property settlement?
Married vs de facto? The law relating to property settlements is the same whether you’re a married or de facto couple. For de facto relationships, provided separation occurred after...
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The role of the real estate agent in a property transaction
We often have clients ask us about the role of the Real Estate Agent (“the Agent”) in a property transaction. Whether you are a Vendor or a Purchaser, it...
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What assets won’t pass under your will?
Transcript Warwick Gilbertson: What assets won’t pass under your will? You’ve done your will and you think that you’ve provided for your beneficiaries, but have you? Property Ownership How...
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A binding financial agreement – one measure to help you steer clear of a relationship dispute
Binding Financial Agreements It is possible for people to sign a legally binding agreement, before they marry or enter a de facto or domestic relationship, setting out how their...
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