Client Testimonial Shweta Kumar
07 Aug Client Testimonial Shweta Kumar
When expertise is combined with genuine care, it can make all the difference....
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NSW Court of Appeal Reinforces Key Principles for Leave to Appeal in Estate Litigation
27 Jul NSW Court of Appeal Reinforces Key Principles for Leave to Appeal in Estate Litigation
We recently acted as the Court‑appointed independent administrator in Coxhead v Housen [2026] NSWCA 128, a significant New South Wales Court of Appeal decision that highlights the strict approach the Court continues to take when assessing applications for leave to appeal in contested estate matters....
Inadequate Financial Disclosure
22 Jul Inadequate Financial Disclosure
One of the most common reasons Financial Agreements are challenged is because one party failed to disclose significant assets, liabilities, trusts, businesses, or other financial interests....
Why Do Financial Agreements End Up in Court?
20 Jul Why Do Financial Agreements End Up in Court?
Why do financial agreements end up in Court? Many people enter into Financial Agreements to avoid future disputes. However, agreements that are poorly prepared or executed can still end up being challenged years later....
What Makes a Financial Agreement Legally Binding?
06 Jul What Makes a Financial Agreement Legally Binding?
Binding Financial Agreements (often referred to as "prenups" or "post-separation agreements") can be an effective way for couples to formalise how assets, liabilities, and financial resources will be dealt with in the future....
Client Testimonial Nikita Ward
03 Jul Client Testimonial Nikita Ward
Another wonderful testimonial for Nikita Ward, highlighting her professionalism, competence, and keen attention to detail. We’re proud to see the positive difference our Family Law Team continues to make for clients during challenging times. If you need assistance with a family law matter, the Solari and Stock...
Coercive Control: Recent Cases and What They Mean
29 Jun Coercive Control: Recent Cases and What They Mean
Coercive control is a form of family violence involving an ongoing pattern of behaviour used to dominate, intimidate, isolate, frighten or control another person. It is not limited to physical violence. It commonly involves repeated physical or non-physical behaviours which, taken together, restrict a person’s...
Can You Serve a Statutory Demand on a Company by Email in Australia?
22 Jun Can You Serve a Statutory Demand on a Company by Email in Australia?
What is a statutory demand and how do you usually serve them? A statutory demand (“demand”) is a formal notice to a company, issued by a creditor requiring payment of a debt. Under section 109X of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), service would usually be provided by...
Client Testimonial Valentiona Abouzeid
05 Jun Client Testimonial Valentiona Abouzeid
Valentina from our Commercial Team is known for her prompt communication, expertise, and unwavering commitment to getting things done—providing real relief to clients during what can often be a stressful process. Here’s what one of our clients had to say about their experience working with...
Sharing is caring? – Moore v Lukic [2025] NSWSC 1515
18 May Sharing is caring? – Moore v Lukic [2025] NSWSC 1515
Sharing Is Caring? What Happens When Family Members Can’t Agree on a Property Moore v Lukic [2025] NSWSC 1515 Owning property with family members can feel like a smart and supportive decision—until everyone wants something different. This was exactly the situation in Moore v Lukic, a case that...