News & Resources

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.

Recently our some of our Team tested out their ‘arty’ side with Pinot and Picasso at Highfield Caringbah, here are the results of the evening!

Many times, when you are before the Court, you might hear the Court ordering a Child Impact Report. You might wonder what this means and what it involves.
Child Impact Reports are ordered by a Registrar or a Judge. On most occasions this will be early in the proceedings.

Our office will be closed for Anzac Day and will reopen at 9am on Wednesday 26th April.

Are you thinking of buying a house in NSW? Buying your first property as an owner occupier or for investment purposes can be daunting and you might not know where to start. Let us take you through the keys steps in purchasing a house in NSW.

There are certain times when you should ensure that you update your Will, this is a list of some of those situations.

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.

In the fast-paced business world, risk management has become a crucial element of successful businesses. With the increasing complexity in business transactions and regulations, the ability to anticipate and mitigate risks is becoming more and more important.

Solari and Stock will be closed over the Easter break and will return on Tuesday 11 April.

After a marriage or relationship breaks down, the issue of whether to stay in the family home or leave is a hotly contested issue. This is especially emotive when children are involved. Finances are tight and may not stretch comfortably, or even at all, across two households for the payment of rent and/or a mortgage. After all, few adults want to move back in with parents. So, what does the law say?