Constesting A Will
25 Sep Constesting A Will
Contesting a Will is becoming more prevalent; complex family dynamics, relationship breakdowns, and increased wealth, are giving rise to disputes on death....
Wills & Estates
When Should I review My Will?
19 Apr When Should I review My Will?
There are certain times when you should ensure that you update your Will, this is a list of some of those situations....
Updating Your Estate Plan
17 Apr Updating Your Estate Plan
Something people don’t always think about when going through a separation is updating their estate plan. An estate plan involves the arrangements for how you want to be looked after if something happens to you....
Solari and Stock’s Client Portal is now live!
20 Mar Solari and Stock’s Client Portal is now live!
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in Commercial & Property Law, Family Law, Uncategorized, Wills & Estates
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Solari and Stock have launched our new Client Portal. The Solari and Stock Client Portal will allow our clients to login to our system whenever they choose to access their own files, view the documents held in their files accounting details relating to the...
Office closure Australia Day 2023
25 Jan Office closure Australia Day 2023
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in Commercial & Property Law, Conveyancing, Family Law, Uncategorized, Wills & Estates
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Please be aware we are closed from 5pm Wednesday 25th January and will reopen at 9am Friday 27th January. Should you need to leave us a message, contact us on 8525 2700 and leave us a message, alternatively send us a message using the...
Why do I need a Laywer?
16 Jan Why do I need a Laywer?
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in Commercial & Property Law, Family Law, Uncategorized, Wills & Estates
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Lawyers offer a range of services, including giving legal advice, drafting letters on your behalf, helping you fill in important forms, and representing you in court. They can help you understand the steps you need to take to advance your interests in a range of...
Trustees and discretionary trusts
28 Sep Trustees and discretionary trusts
The trustee can be an individual, although it is common for corporate trustees (meaning a company) to be appointed as the trust does not need to go through a reappointment every time someone wants to retire or dies....
The second generation: trusts and succession planning
26 Sep The second generation: trusts and succession planning
Discretionary trusts are a common vehicle to move assets through generations. Assets held in any trust require particular care when estate planning, as they do not automatically form part of your estate on your death. The biggest challenge clients face is realising that assets in...
Are Powers of Attorneys and Enduring Guardians important in Estate Planning?
03 Aug Are Powers of Attorneys and Enduring Guardians important in Estate Planning?
Are Powers of Attorneys and Enduring Guardians important in Estate Planning? ...
What is Estate Planning, and why is it so important?
01 Aug What is Estate Planning, and why is it so important?
Why an estate plan is not reserved for the wealthy, and the implications of not taking proper legal and financial advice when planning the management of assets during your life, and the disposal of assets on death. ...