Commercial & Property Law

Solari and Stock are open during this COVID lockdown

14 Jul Solari and Stock are open during this COVID lockdown

Posted at 13:22h in Commercial & Property Law, Conveyancing, Family Law, Uncategorized, Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Please contact Solari and Stock on 8525 2700 to make an appointment or click here to request an appointment with one of our experienced Lawyers. ...

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The Boutique Lawyer Podcast : Investing in the right technology

19 May The Boutique Lawyer Podcast : Investing in the right technology

Posted at 12:47h in Advisory, Commercial & Property Law, Conveyancing, Family Law, Uncategorized, Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Onboarding the right kind of technology at the onset of COVID-19 was paramount for Michael Solari, who believes it is always important to keep looking at different ways that we can improve our processes, our systems and our resources....

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How Technology will Direct the Future for Boutique Lawyers

16 Apr How Technology will Direct the Future for Boutique Lawyers

Posted at 12:09h in Commercial & Property Law, Uncategorized by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Across conference tables and networking sessions at the recent Lawyers Weekly Boutique Law Summit in Sydney, delegates were abuzz about how to take on the future....

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Q&A-Co Ownership Agreements

14 Apr Q&A-Co Ownership Agreements

Posted at 12:15h in Commercial & Property Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Why should you have a Co-Ownership Agreement? Here are some frequently asked questions relating to disputes between Co-Owners....

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Q&A-Winding up on just and equitable grounds

12 Apr Q&A-Winding up on just and equitable grounds

Posted at 11:32h in Commercial & Property Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Under section 461(1)(k) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) a Court may make a winding up order and appoint a liquidator to a company where it is of the opinion that it is just and equitable that the company be wound up....

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Winding up on just and equitable grounds

29 Mar Winding up on just and equitable grounds

Posted at 13:03h in Commercial & Property Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Almost always, insolvency is the reason why a company is wound up. This process is often initiated by a creditor of the insolvent company. However, insolvency is not the only grounds for winding up. The court may also order the winding up of a...

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Could You Benefit From a Co-Ownership Agreement?

15 Mar Could You Benefit From a Co-Ownership Agreement?

Posted at 11:22h in Commercial & Property Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Property prices have been on the rise making it more difficult for buyers to get their foot into the property market. Owning property jointly can seem appealing as friends or family can pool their money together to have a larger deposit, or substantially better borrowing power....

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Can I leave money to my pet?

01 Mar Can I leave money to my pet?

Posted at 11:18h in Commercial & Property Law, Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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For those of us whose “family” includes a furry friend, they can often be forgotten when we discuss our own mortality. However, unlike humans, pets cannot directly inherit any assets. Under Australian domestic law, they are considered to be property and can therefore be given...

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Welcome to Valentina Abouzeid

19 Feb Welcome to Valentina Abouzeid

Posted at 10:46h in Commercial & Property Law, Conveyancing, Uncategorized by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Solari and Stock is pleased to welcome a new addition to the team, Valentina Abouzeid....

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Ensuring your binding death nominations in your super fund are valid

15 Feb Ensuring your binding death nominations in your super fund are valid

Posted at 13:53h in Commercial & Property Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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A recent Supreme Court case in Queensland is a timely reminder of the need to take care when nominating who is to receive a member’s superannuation benefits, particularly when the provision is made in the binding death nomination for payments to be made to a...

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