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What is an enduring power of attorney? Why do I need an enduring power of attorney? In this video Mia explains what an Enduring Power of Attorney is and why you should include one in your suite of estate documents. For more information on enduring…

We’re pleased to share another positive testimonial for Valentina and the Property Team.

When a commercial or retail tenant in New South Wales stops paying rent, the financial and operational impact can be significant. While it is important to respond quickly, it is equally important to follow a careful and legally compliant process. Taking the right steps from…

Shweta and our Family Law team, are dedicated to guiding clients through some of life’s most challenging times with compassion and strength. Here’s what one of our clients had to say about their experience. Got a question about your family law matter? Our Family Law…

If you, or someone you care about, is experiencing family or domestic violence, support is available and help is always within reach. Many support services operate 24 hours a day, offering confidential advice and immediate assistance in a safe and non-judgmental environment. If you would…

In March 2023, A Current Affair reported on the tragic death of Caitlin, a 21-year-old mother of two who passed away without having made a will, only days after leaving her partner.

Supporting families through the transition into aged care can be both emotional and complex. Michael and his team provide guidance and peace of mind. Here’s what one of our clients had to say. Click here to request an appointment with one of our team, or…

The New South Wales Court of Appeal decision in Zong v Lin [2022] NSWCA 136 is a clear reminder of why properly drafted shareholders’ agreements are critical—particularly where one party controls the company’s day-to-day operations and finances. The case involved two business partners, Mr Jason…

We’re pleased to share another positive testimonial for Rebecca Exley and our Wills & Estates Team.

Abusive relationships often involve isolation, financial control, surveillance, and intimidation—factors that make it harder to make (or safely store) a Will.