We are very proud to have sponsored the 20th National Family Law Conference in Perth last week! A total of 15 solicitors from our offices in Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne and Coffs Harbour attended the Conference, which was a great success. The conference is a gathering of judges, politicians, family lawyers…

What is meant to be the happiest time of your life can have unintended consequences for you. Not everyone who dies without a Will does so intentionally. Some people actually make the effort to set up a Will but then marry, not realising that marriage revokes the Will. There are…

It is not uncommon for parents to want to take their children on holidays overseas. Obviously, such holidays provide an opportunity for a child to be exposed to a different culture and a different way of life but most importantly, an opportunity to spend quality time together and have fun!

During a relationship, arranging overseas travel is generally an exciting and uncomplicated issue. However, when parents have separated it can become extremely complicated and stressful.

Embarking on the journey of marriage or de facto relationship often comes with many financial decisions. One of the most significant decisions involves the ownership of property.

Adding your spouse or de facto partner to your existing property title is common practice but it is not a decision to be taken lightly. It can have profound implications on tax, estate planning and, even your relationship with your partner.