Wills & Estates

Legal jargon explained

19 Apr Legal jargon explained

Posted at 10:27h in Commercial & Property Law, Conveyancing, Family Law, Uncategorized, Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Legalese can sometimes feel like a different language. The law is complex, which means lawyers use specific and highly technical language to talk about different aspects of law and legal procedures....

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How do the Courts Work in NSW

21 Mar How do the Courts Work in NSW

Posted at 10:19h in Commercial & Property Law, Conveyancing, Family Law, Uncategorized, Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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The court system operates in a hierarchy. Lower courts hear smaller matters and higher courts hear bigger matters. There are three main courts in NSW, as well as a number of tribunals and federal courts. Here’s a quick guide to the main differences you should...

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Can I leave money to my pet?

28 Feb Can I leave money to my pet?

Posted at 10:38h in 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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What is Legal Professional Privilege

02 Feb What is Legal Professional Privilege

Posted at 12:45h in Commercial & Property Law, Family Law, Uncategorized, Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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What is Legal Professional Privilege? All communications between a client and their lawyer will remain confidential and are protected by Legal Professional Privilege (“LPP”). LPP applies where the central purpose of the communication is the giving or receiving…...

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A Wise Word on Gifts in Wills

25 Oct A Wise Word on Gifts in Wills

Posted at 13:21h in Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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For the most part, people make Wills because they want to give someone something on their death, but there are some considerations when deciding who to benefit, and what you intend for them to receive. During your lifetime, your assets will change as you buy and...

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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, COVID, 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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Powers of Attorney – be careful who you appoint

12 Jul Powers of Attorney – be careful who you appoint

Posted at 11:34h in Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Power of Attorneys and Enduring Guardianships are important tools in managing your financial and lifestyle affairs. When you create the documents, you will be known as the Principal, and you will have an Attorney who manages your financial affairs, and a Guardian who manages your...

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Wills-should you be giving everything to your spouse in your Will?

06 May Wills-should you be giving everything to your spouse in your Will?

Posted at 10:45h in Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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In the normal course where a couple have been together for many years (and being their first marriage or long term relationship), their wills usually provide for their estate to pass to the survivor in the first instance and upon the death of the survivor...

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Estate Planning – Q&A

03 Mar Estate Planning – Q&A

Posted at 10:57h in Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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What does the term “estate planning” mean? This is term we use to describe all and any documents which relate to your own person. This includes your Will, power of attorney and enduring guardian. It can also include any letters of wishes or advanced directive that...

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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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