This article provides an overview of how discretionary trusts are treated under Australian family law, particularly in the context of property settlements following the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship. Discretionary trusts, often referred to as family trusts, are a common legal structure...
How family trusts are treated under Australian family law, why control of a trust matters, & what clients should be aware of when a trust forms part of their financial picture....
A tip for separated parents-the Christmas school holidays are fast approaching so get your arrangements sorted now!...
Another wonderful testimonial for Rebecca and our experienced Wills & Estates Team. At Solari and Stock, we’re committed to helping you prepare your estate documents with care, clarity, and timely support—giving you and your loved ones peace of mind. If you’d like guidance with your estate...
Most people think children are children, but what happens when the legal definition doesn’t necessarily align with what the Will-maker thought or believed?...
In this video Mia discusses Enduring Guardianships, what they are and why you need one. For more information on Enduring Guardianships refer to the article What is an Enduring Guardianship and why do I need one? If you are interested in preparing an enduring guardianship...
Child recovery orders are a crucial mechanism in family law, particularly in situations where a child has been wrongfully removed or retained by one parent. These orders are designed to ensure the prompt return of the child to the rightful custodian....
This month we celebrate Nicole Quirk's 8 year anniversary as a valued member of our Family Law team....
An appealing feature of discretionary testamentary trusts is that they can offer protection against creditors, and in some cases, even in the event your child goes through a family law settlement with their spouse. However, this protection from the Family Court is not as straight...
You may have heard about Child Support, but did you know you can apply for adult child maintenance in Australia? Many young adults still rely on their parents for support when they finish school and turning 18 does not always mean your child is financially...