When you buy a property in New South Wales jointly with another person, your solicitor or conveyancer will ask whether you want the ownership recorded on title as joint tenants or tenants in common. The decision whether to record your is significant, as it determines what happens to your share of the property if you […]
Joint Tenants vs Tenants in Common in NSW: Key Differences Explained Read Article »
When someone dies leaving assets in New South Wales, you may need to apply for a grant of probate from the Supreme Court of New South Wales before you can access their bank accounts, sell their property, or distribute their assets. This guide explains when probate is required in NSW, how to apply for probate
Probate in NSW: Costs, Process, and When You Need to Apply Read Article »
Marriage, separation and divorce have significant legal consequences for your Will and estate plan in NSW. While your Will and estate plan may not be front of mind during these major life changes, it is important that you promptly receive legal advice to ensure your Will and estate plan is appropriate to your changed circumstances.
How Marriage, Separation and Divorce Affect Your Will in NSW Read Article »
