What is the conveyancing process for selling a property?
Selling a property in NSW involves a series of legal steps that start before your home is even listed and continue through to settlement, when the sale is finalised, and...
Read MoreWhat is the conveyancing process for buying a property?
Buying a commercial or residential property in NSW follows a clear legal process designed to protect the purchaser. It tends to follow the below steps:
Read MoreWhat is the difference between a conveyancing lawyer and a conveyancer?
The key difference is that a conveyancing lawyer is a qualified solicitor, while a professional conveyancer is not. Both can manage the standard steps involved in buying or selling property,...
Read MoreWhat is conveyancing?
Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring ownership of a property from one party to another after its sale. It covers everything that happens from the moment an offer is...
Read MoreHow long does it take to resolve a will dispute?
The timeframe for contesting a will can vary depending on whether the matter proceeds to court. In some cases, an experienced solicitor may negotiate a settlement with the executor, potentially...
Read MoreWhy should I have a will if it can be contested?
Your will is the formal, written record of your wishes regarding who should receive your assets after your death. No other document carries the same legal recognition of your intentions....
Read MoreHow does divorce or marriage affect my will?
Marriage or divorce can have an impact on your will, and it’s important to obtain legal advice to ensure your wishes remain effective. In NSW, getting married may automatically revoke...
Read MoreWho can I appoint as my executor and beneficiaries?
You should appoint someone you trust to act as your executor. This may include your spouse, children, other family members (such as siblings or grandchildren), friends or even professional advisers,...
Read MoreWhat steps are involved in contesting a will?
The process typically begins with obtaining expert legal advice from contested will lawyers, which helps clarify your rights as an eligible person. Your solicitor will review the deceased person’s estate,...
Read MoreIs the location of your lawyer important?
It’s much more important in these matters for you to have an expert contested wills lawyer rather than a general lawyer who is located close to you. We’ve successfully assisted...
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