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 to...
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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...
Solari and Stock would like to wish you all a wonderful, happy and safe Christmas break. We are closing over the Christmas period from 1pm Friday 20th December 2024 and reopening on Monday 6th Janary 2025. Should you need to contact us, simply...
Further to our recent article, Royal Assent has been given to the latest changes to the Family Law Act. The first group of amendments will take effect from 10 June 2025 and the important changes relate to: The Act has defined economic abuse and financial...
Welcome to Solari and Stock’s end of year newsletter for 2024! As we approach the festive season, our team of Solicitors have compiled a variety of insightful articles for you to enjoy. Whether you have legal questions or are in need of assistance, our...
1. Plan your Care Arrangements for the School Holidays well in advance - Ifyou have not already worked out when your children are going to be spending time with you over the school holidays...
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Michael Solari, Partner at Solari & Stock, discusses how Lexis+ AI empowers small to medium-sized law firms to enhance productivity and efficiency like never before, enabling them to grow and compete with larger firms. ...
Am I entitled to real estate if I am not the legal owner, but I contributed money towards it? A resulting trust in New South Wales arises when one person makes a voluntary payment to another or pays wholly or in part for the purchase...