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Client Testimonial for Vicki De Bonis. Yet another wonderful client testimonial for Licensed Conveyancer, Vicki De Bonis.

A family trust in Australia is typically a discretionary trust established to hold a family’s assets or conduct a family business. It is a discretionary trust, meaning the trustees have discretion over how to distribute income generated in the trust.

A family trust in Australia is typically a discretionary trust established to hold a family’s assets or conduct a family business. It is a discretionary trust meaning the trustees have discretion over how to distribute income generated in the trust.

Nicole was the second person who worked on my divorce, but it felt like she was the first. Nicole took the time to read up, understand and most importantly empathise with my situation.

What we learn from years of experience in Family Law is that most clients don’t want to go Court and most clients don’t want an ugly bitter separation with their ex-partner. They want to be more amicable, with a view to keep their relationship with their ex-partner as peaceful and cooperative as possible, especially when children are involved.

If you would like to discuss your Family Law matter with one of our experienced Family Law Team, please contact our office on 8525 2700 or click here to request an appointment with one of our team of Sutherland Shire Lawyers.

A Co-Ownership Agreement is a legal document between Co-Owners
of a property that sets out the rights and obligations of each person with a share in a property.

Property prices have been on the rise making it more difficult for buyers to get their foot into the property market. While purchasing property jointly can be a great way to enter the property market, it’s crucial to carefully consider all risks and have a clear understanding of the responsibilities and potential pitfalls before making such a significant financial commitment with someone else.

Another wonderful testimonial for our Team, Valentina Abouzeid continues to impress her clients and their feedback reflects this.

In parenting matters, the question is often asked “At what age does my child get to decide who they live with?” and “when can a child determine if and how much time they will spend with the other parent?” Kirstin Attard discusses the process and answers these questions in the attached video.