A financial agreement is commonly referred to as a “prenuptial agreement”. However, these agreements can be executed before, during or after a relationship. A financial agreement allows couples to negotiate how they will divide their assets on their own terms without involving a court. It avoids: – the cost and stress of arguing over a property settlement in the event of separation; […]
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Whether you are buying or selling, there are a number of pitfalls to DIY Conveyancing. DIY Conveyancing is where you decide to act for yourself, rather than paying for a professional service. The sale or purchase of a property is likely the largest financial transaction that you will experience during your lifetime. It is best that this transaction is left […]
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What does buying “off the plan” mean? Often, buying off the plan means that the land hasn’t been subdivided yet. The developer will have plans in place, but the subdivision won’t be registered. An “off the plan” purchase may include the construction of a house. This is usually referred to as a “house and land package”. The contract will include […]
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Latest statistics reveal cyber-crime costs Australian businesses approximately $4.5 billion each year. Businesses can take out insurance for cyber-crime to protect against a cyber-attack and financial loss. However, prevention is better than cure. There is nothing worse than a disruption to your business. These days, the majority of businesses rely on computer systems to maintain their day-to-day operations. Any breach […]
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What is an Appointment of Enduring Guardian? An Appointment of Enduring Guardian allows you to appoint a person to make health and lifestyle decisions for you if you no longer have the capacity to make such decisions yourself. You can appoint an enduring guardian as long as you are over 18 years old and understand what you are signing. How […]
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When someone passes away, there are a number of steps the executor/s need to take in order to administer the estate. What is an executor? The executor/s are named in the will and are usually a close family member, friend or solicitor whom the deceased felt would be capable of the important task of administering their estate. Your role is […]
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When one parent considers relocating with children after a separation, it can cause conflict and stress for both parents. A parent may consider relocating with children: – for a fresh start; – to move closer to family and support; – for a job; – for a new relationship. Relocating with children will cause a significant change to the current co-parenting […]
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A Self-Managed Superannuation Fund differs from a superannuation fund managed by a fund manager, such as a large corporation or industry body. A self-managed superannuation fund is managed by you. A major benefit of a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) is that you have control over your funds and the way in which they are invested. The main benefits of an SMSF […]
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Are you considering selling property in NSW? We’ve formulated a quick guide to selling property – everything you need to know and consider, right here. Know your “why”. Why are you selling? – Have you outgrown your home? – Do you want to move into a better area or closer to work/school? – Is your home getting too old and you simply want […]
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What is a power of attorney? We often get asked this common question. So, what is a power of attorney? A power of attorney is a legal document appointing someone to act on your behalf in your property and financial matters. The person who makes the power of attorney is the “principal”. The person appointed to act on your behalf […]
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