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How are your New Year’s resolutions looking for 2025?

Use January as an opportunity to get your Estate Planning in order and take charge of your affairs, both now and in the future.

Who decides where the children go to school?
Unless there are court orders that state otherwise, each parent has the opportunity to participate in making decisions concerning the major long-term issues that affect their children, such as which school they attend.

Another fabulous testimonial for Rebecca, and the Wills and Estates Team at Solari and Stock.

So, you thought New Year’s resolutions were for losing weight and giving up cake. Nope! January gives you the opportunity to organise your Estate Planning and take control of your affairs both during your lifetime and on death.

Another fabulous testimonial for Shweta and our Family Law Team. To speak to one of our Family Law Team contact us on 8525 2700, or click here to request an appointment or on the Book Now button below.

To read more about location orders please click here to view our article What If Your Child Is Taken Without Permission. For more information about location orders and when they can be used, please contact our experienced Family Law Team at Solari and Stock Lawyers…

Location Orders-what if your child is taken without permission?

What happens if your child is taken without your permission, and you do not know where your child is?

Many people would agree that conversations about death and distribution of property following death can be uncomfortable. By shying away from these conversations, many people do not engage in estate planning and are subsequently left without a will. Whilst it is not a legal requirement…

If you have concerns about your matter or looking at purchasing a property, please contact the Solari and Stock Team by clicking on the Contact Us button.

HO HO HO – WISHING YOU A SHARING CHRISTMAS
Tips for Separated Parents

Christmas is a time to be jolly and merry. It is a time when families come together and share the magic and create memories. It can be a difficult time for children whose parents are separated. So many thoughts could be running through their mind, and they are likely to be feeling emotional and conflicted. It is given that both parents would want to spend time with their child/ren during Christmas. Things can be made easier if the parents are willing to think about what is best for their child/ren.