Planning Your Will When You Have Young Children
For parents with young children, making a Will is not just about deciding who receives your assets. It is also about making sure your children are cared for, protected and...
Why Every Queensland Adult Should Have a Will and Enduring Power of Attorney
Planning for the future is not always easy to think about, but having properly prepared estate planning documents can make an enormous difference for your family, your assets and your...
Why Settlement Workflow Matters
Introducing SettleX by OneStop Legal Settlement work should not slow a law firm down. For property lawyers and conveyancers, settlement administration is one of the most time-sensitive and detail-heavy parts...
Unfair Contract Terms in Australia: Why Reviewing Your Contracts Matters
If your business uses standard form contracts, now is the time to review them. Australia’s unfair contract terms (UCT) laws have strengthened significantly, and businesses that fail to comply may...
Business Contracts and Startups: Getting It Right from Day One
Starting a business is exciting but it also comes with risk. One of the most important (and often overlooked) steps is putting the right business contracts in place from the...
The Difference Between a Life Interest and an Outright Transfer
When property is left in a will, it can be passed on in different ways. Two common structures are a life interest and an outright transfer. While they may sound...
Understanding the ATO’s Draft Ruling on Property Left in a Will and Capital Gains Tax
What it means for estate planning and your family. When planning a will, many people want to ensure a loved one can continue living in the family home after they...
Wills and Estates: Why Having the Right Plan in Place Matters
Planning for the future isn’t always easy, but having a properly prepared will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your family and your assets....
Builder unpaid invoice in Queensland – What Can You Do?
Unpaid invoices and withheld progress payments are one of the most common issues faced by builders in Queensland. Whether it’s a homeowner disputing work, refusing to approve variations, or simply...