The work of a Family Lawyer can be demanding and stressful, but our family lawyers were able to dress up and wind down at the final event of the National Family Law Conference Gala Ball at Princess Wharf, Hobart. ...
This week our Family Law Team have been attending the 21st Law Council of Australia Family Law Conference in Hobart....
Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work, research and obtain information. But a recent Australian court decision provides a striking warning about what can happen when AI-generated legal information is relied upon without being properly checked....
Some of our Commercial and Estates Team recently attended a professional networking event at the Downing Centre, bringing together judges, barristers and solicitors from across Sydney. The event, hosted by City of Sydney Law Society, was a wonderful opportunity to connect with fellow legal professionals and...
For most people, estate planning starts with a Will. But for those with property, investments, businesses, trusts or loans to family members, a Will is only part of the picture. ...
What Happens When the Assets Aren’t Clear? Lessons from a $100 Million Estate Dispute in Sultana v Sultana & Anor [2026] NSWSC 1224 A recent decision of the Supreme Court of New South Wales highlights an important lesson for anyone planning their estate: your executor can...
The Public Health (Tobacco) Act 2008 (NSW) has undergone significant amendments to address the challenges posed by illegal tobacco trading and the promotion of public health. Commercial landlords must be aware of the implications these laws hold for their property rights and responsibilities....
We're proud to share this wonderful feedback for Maneka. Providing clear, responsive support during challenging estate matters is at the heart of what we do. ...
This special edition of our newsletter is a celebration of achievement, recognising the honours and accolades our firm has received recently. ...
Can you pay for a property and still not become its registered owner? Most clients assume that once a property contract has been signed and settlement has occurred, the transaction is finished. A recent Supreme Court of NSW decision shows why that is not always the case. In...