Is an adult grandchild eligible to make a family provision claim in NSW?
In New South Wales, an adult grandchild may be eligible to bring a family provision claim, but only in limited circumstances. To succeed, a grandchild must establish that they are...
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Can a buyer or vendor cancel a Contract of Sale in NSW?
Learn whether a buyer or vendor can cancel a Contract of Sale in NSW, and how to prevent a purchaser from pulling out after exchange of contracts.
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How are assets divided in a divorce in Australia?
How are assets divided in a divorce in Australia? Understand your entitlements and duties for property settlement with advice from Turnbull Hill Lawyers.
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Assessing contributions in family law matters
Learn what factors the Court considers when assessing contributions in Family Law property settlements with advice from Turnbull Hill Lawyers.
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What makes a contract legally binding?
What makes a contract legally binding? Discover the essential criteria to consider with this guide from Turnbull Hill Lawyers.
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Determining testamentary capacity NSW
Understanding what testing and considerations are involved in determining testamentary capacity to make a Will in NSW with advice from Turnbull Hill Lawyers.
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Guide to buying off the plan in NSW
Learn everything you need to know about buying off the plan in NSW, including contract obligations and risks, with advice from Turnbull Hill Lawyers.
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What happens if a de facto relationship ends?
Learn what happens if a de facto relationship ends in Australia. Your post-separation entitlements, time limits and more explained.
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When is the release in a deed not as wide as it first appears?
Understand how deeds of release are interpreted under Australian law, including key principles that limit broad wording and clarify how future or unknown claims may be treated.
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What are the rights as between co-owners of property, if one does more work than the other?
Co-owners who spend more on improvements may be able to recover costs in equity when the property is sold or divided—but only to the extent those works increase its value....
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