Navigating wills and estate matters can be an emotional and challenging time, and our team is committed to providing compassionate, professional guidance every step of the way....
If you are a trustee, beneficiary, business owner or adviser dealing with trust money or assets, the NSW Court of Appeal’s decision in Commonwealth of Australia v Kupang Resources Pty Ltd [2026] NSWCA 161 is an important reminder: receiving trust money can create legal risk...
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Proprietary estoppel is a promise that becomes enforceable. A common example is: “If you stay and work in the family business, I will leave you the farm.” If the person reasonably believes that promise, spends years working for low pay and gives up another career, it...
Every property settlement is more than a transaction—it can be a first home, a fresh start, a new investment, or the beginning of an exciting next chapter. ...
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Whether you are entering a new relationship, living together, getting married, or separating, a Financial Agreement can provide valuable protection and certainty....
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....
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? 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....