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Executor Commision Acting as an Executor / Personal Representative for a Deceased Estate is frequently involved and time consuming. A...

How should I prepare for my first appointment with my Solicitor to discuss Separating/Divorce? The weeks and months after a separation...

What should I do if my Builder goes into liquidation? You might find yourself in a situation where you have engaged a builder to carry...

Do you consider you should have received an inheritance or were treated unfairly in a will? If so, you may be entitled to make a claim...

Separating? What about your property matters? After you separate and before negotiations can commence to settle property matters you will...

Are you an Executor? A loved one has died and you have been appointed executor of their estate. You are grieving and don’t know what the...

1. You Don’t Need Legal Advice While you can prepare your own divorce application, we strongly recommend you seek legal advice before...

Why make should I make a Will? A Will is a legal document providing directions as to the division of your estate (the assets that you...

What is an Enduring Power of Attorney Enduring Power of Attorney An Enduring Power of Attorney is a document where you may appoint an Attorney to make decisions about financial matters or personal matters (including health matters), during your lifetime. It is important that you appoint a person/s to act as Attorney to manage your affairs. It is not uncommon for an Enduring Power of Attorney to provide unlimited power to an Attorney to make financial decisions. That is, your