Something people don’t always think about when going through a separation is updating their estate plan. An estate plan involves the arrangements for how you want to be looked after if something happens to you....
In the fast-paced business world, risk management has become a crucial element of successful businesses. With the increasing complexity in business transactions and regulations, the ability to anticipate and mitigate risks is becoming more and more important. ...
Solari and Stock will be closed over the Easter break and will return on Tuesday 11 April. ...
After a marriage or relationship breaks down, the issue of whether to stay in the family home or leave is a hotly contested issue. This is especially emotive when children are involved. Finances are tight and may not stretch comfortably, or even at all, across...
The NSW Government is funding construction of a new refuge in the Shire for women escaping family domestic violence....
Shweta is passionate about helping clients through their emotional and difficult times in the most pragmatic and cost effective manner. Shweta always looks out for what’s best for her clients and whilst negotiating a resolution is always the preferred option, she is able to effectively...
Our March 2023 client newsletter has been released and covers a variety of topics including Paid Domestic and Family Violence leave, Mediation or Arbitration, Residential aged care for low and mdoerate means residents. ...
A grandparent and a grandchild share a very special bond. It is a bond that one cannot explain. However, it can be quite devastating when a grandparent is not able to see their grandchild or spend time with them....
Solari and Stock have launched our new Client Portal. The Solari and Stock Client Portal will allow our clients to login to our system whenever they choose to access their own files, view the documents held in their files accounting details relating to the...
With the proposed changes to the Family Law Act in respect to parenting matters, these are the factors that the Court refers to when considering the ‘best interests of the child’....