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We’re pleased to share the July edition of the Solari and Stock Client Newsletter with you. To speak with one of our Team contact us today.

If you make a promise to someone, to say that they will receive something of yours when you die, the law might just hold you to it – even if there is no mention of it in your Will. You need to be very careful when you make such promises, and here is why.

Another glowing review for our Family Law Team at Solari and Stock!We’re proud to share this wonderful feedback that reflects the dedication, expertise, and care our Family Law team brings to every matter. If you’re seeking trusted advice or need support with your Family Law…

Family violence is a pervasive issue that affects individuals and families across New South Wales. While physical abuse is often the most visible form of family violence, it is crucial to recognise that financial control is also a significant and harmful form of abuse. Financial control, also known as economic abuse, involves behaviours that control a person’s ability to acquire, use, and maintain financial resources, thereby limiting their independence and freedom.

Client experiences matter to us.We’re proud to share this testimonial, which highlights the professionalism and dedication of both our Family Law team and our Conveyancing team. Whether you’re navigating a family law matter or a property transaction, Solari and Stock is here to support you…

We’re delighted to announce that Rebecca Exley will be joining the partnership at Solari & Stock Lawyers with Michael Solari and Riccarda Stock, effective 1 July 2025.

I Can’t Afford to Pay Legal Fees to Pursue My Family Law Rights. Can I pay my legal bills at the end of my matter? Solari and Stock have partnered with the dedicated Family Law finance provider, JustFund, to make it possible for our family law clients to defer paying their fees to the end of their matter and so put then back in a position of control of their future.

Whether you’re dealing with parenting arrangements, property disputes or urgent safety concerns, interlocutory orders can provide relief while the Court considers the broader case. In this clip Shweta discusses Interlocutory Orders, what they are, and when they are used. It is highly recommended to seek…

A word that often comes up in Family law matters is Undertaking. What is this and what does it mean?

Undertakings are common in family law proceedings and can arise in many situations, from parenting matters to property settlements. It is important to know what they are, how they work and the consequences of breaking one.

Co-parenting requires both parents to work together to raise their children, despite no longer being in a relationship. However, there are instances where one parent may refuse to co-parent, creating additional stress and complications. What are your options if this happens? If you have questions…