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Revoking a Will
Usually when the terms of a Will are no longer what the Will maker would like, he or she makes a new Will. The new Will revokes the previous Will. …
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Proving a change before biting the cherry again
One of the biggest difficulties when making parenting orders is that children - and their families - will continue to change. So, when finalising orders we have to consider what…
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Online Probate Application System Launching Soon…
From 1 August 2023, uncontested probate and administration applications in NSW will be moving online. The key changes to be implemented are as follows:- A notice of an intended application…
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How an Owner May Avoid Defective Work
The best way to avoid defective work is to take steps to prevent it from happening in the first place. There are a number of things that you can do…
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Disputes over Defective Work
Disputes over defective work are common. They can be difficult to resolve and can often lead to litigation. There are a number of factors that can contribute to disputes over…
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Defective Work in Construction Contracts
Defective work is a common problem in construction contracts. It can lead to disputes between the parties and can even result in litigation. There are a number of factors that…
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Frailty and Invalid Wills
Has your signature changed? Are you finding it hard to sign documents? Nowadays many documents can be signed electronically. However, a valid Will must be signed by the Will-maker. In…
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Cryptocurrency in Family Law
There is no doubt that over the last few years cryptocurrency has surged in popularity with brands such as Bitcoin becoming a household name. As these digital assets continue to…
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Termination of a Construction Contract
Termination of Construction Contracts In a construction project, the contract is typically discharged by performance, meaning that both parties fulfill their obligations and the project is completed. However, the contract…
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Honouring the Honourable Graham Robert Mullane
On Monday, in the King’s Birthday Honours List, the Honourable Graham Robert Mullane, a member (AM) in the General Division of the Order of Australia was recognised for his significant…
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What do you have to do before commencing Court proceedings for property division
Before an application for property division or parenting arrangements can be made in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia there are a number of “pre-action procedures” that must…
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Direct Speech Evidence in NSW
The preparation of evidence for Court proceedings is a very important task. If there are no documents available, conversations are crucial to determining cases. Many cases turn upon the competing…
