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What Happens When the Assets Aren’t Clear? Lessons from a $100 Million Estate Dispute in Sultana v Sultana & Anor [2026] NSWSC 1224

A recent decision of the Supreme Court of New South Wales highlights an important lesson for anyone planning their estate: your executor can only deal with what they know about.

We’re delighted to share this wonderful feedback for Rebecca and the Estates team. Providing clear communication, timely advice, and dedicated support throughout every stage of a matter is something we pride ourselves on. We’re grateful for this kind recognition and pleased we could help make…

The final stage of the reforms recommended by the 2021 Statutory Review of Strata Laws have now commenced.  Practice Tip: In due course practitioners acting for prospective purchasers may wish to include compliance with this training requirement as part of their pre-exchange enquiries to evaluate committee compliance…

Today we celebrated Kerrie’s 10th work anniversary with Solari & Stock! A huge thank you for your dedication, hard work, and the incredible contribution you’ve made over the past decade. We’re so lucky to have you on our team. Congratulations, Kerrie, and thank you for…

The Public Health (Tobacco) Act 2008 (NSW) has undergone significant amendments to address the challenges posed by illegal tobacco trading and the promotion of public health. Commercial landlords must be aware of the implications these laws hold for their property rights and responsibilities.

We’re proud to share this wonderful feedback for Maneka. Providing clear, responsive support during challenging estate matters is at the heart of what we do.

This special edition of our newsletter is a celebration of achievement, recognising the honours and accolades our firm has received recently.

Before buying property it is important to understand: -who actually owns the property; -whether the seller has authority to sell it; -whether someone else has already lodged a transfer or claimed an interest; -whether any court proceedings affect the property; and -whether there is anything…

Can you pay for a property and still not become its registered owner?

Most clients assume that once a property contract has been signed and settlement has occurred, the transaction is finished.

A recent Supreme Court of NSW decision shows why that is not always the case.
In Su v Zhao’s Brothers Investment Pty Ltd as trustee for the Zhao Family Trust (receiver and manager appointed) [2026] NSWSC 842, two purchasers claimed the same 10% interest in five parcels of land at Magenta Shores.

Kindness, compassion and professionalism can make all the difference during life’s most difficult moments. We’re grateful to receive this heartfelt feedback for Valentina, whose dedication to supporting clients with empathy, transparency and expertise is at the core of everything she does. Thank you to our…