Separation Lawyers Melbourne
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Read MoreHow to protect your family assets?
Seek receive invaluable advice from a lawyer when it comes to your estate planning and creating a Will. Here are some strategies to consider when you are looking to protect your family assets.
Read MoreHow are assets split in Australia after separation?
In Australia, there are no specific systems of ‘separation’ or ‘divorce law’ that exist. The law regarding divorce is outlined and contained in the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) (the Act). This is a common question when it comes to separation and divorce. In Family Law, there is no specific rule or formula to determine […]
Read MorePurchasing a Property or Land? 5 Reasons Why you need a Lawyer on Standby
Purchasing a home or area of land is a major investment at any stage in life. While it’s an exciting process, it can be equally daunting, especially if you’re a first-time buyer. In theory it might appear straightforward to purchase a property, but in practice there’s a lot of work involved and several instances where […]
Read MoreCoronavirus update – a letter from our Principals
To our Valued Clients, Like you, we’re watching all the coronavirus (COVID-19) developments with increasing concern. Things are changing rapidly and daily, but our priority remains the health and wellbeing of our staff and clients during these uncertain and challenging times. This includes the continuation and resolution of any legal proceedings and matters. We have […]
Read MoreWhat you Need to Know when Facing Criminal Charges
The law in Victoria states that anyone accused of an offence is innocent until they are proven guilty in court. Always seek legal advice as soon as possible if you’re being charged for a crime. Facing criminal charges is extremely stressful for any individual, their family and friends. A criminal offence or breaking the law […]
Read MoreWhat Happens if a De Facto Partner Dies without a Will?
When a person dies without a Will, this is known as dying “intestate”. This means that their Estate will be distributed according to intestacy rules outlined in the Succession Act. If you have been living in a De Facto relationship and your partner passes away, you have certain rights under intestacy law and may be […]
Read MoreProtecting Your Assets from Creditors
Asset protection is an aspect of financial planning intended to protect your assets against creditor claims. Both individuals and business entities can use asset protection strategies to limit creditors’ access to their valuable assets whilst operating within the bounds of debtor-creditor law. If your business does not have the appropriate structures in place or you […]
Read MoreLodging a Caveat – Legally Protect your Property Rights in a Relationship Breakdown
Life circumstances and relationships can be unpredictable. It can be easy to make hasty decisions when it comes to moving in with a partner, getting married or purchasing a property together. In both de facto relationships and marriages, it’s a very common occurrence for a property to end up in one person’s name. This leaves […]
Read MoreDo you need help with an Intervention Order Application?
Intervention Orders (IVOs) involve difficult and sensitive matters that should be taken very seriously. There are two types of IVOs: 1. A Family Violence Intervention Order: This helps to protect you from a family member who is violent or emotionally abusive towards you. 2. A Personal Safety Intervention Order: This helps to protect you from […]
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