How to Treat Personal Possessions During a Divorce
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12 October 2019
When two people decide to join together in matrimony, they are essentially coming together as one. They have essentially, entered into a legal agreement with many obligations. Sadly, a large number of such marriages end in dissolution, and it can be difficult for those individuals to separate from one entity and move back to a life as an individual. In particular, it can be difficult to separate all the belongings that are now in the family home, and this can cause a great deal of confusion.
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Posted on:
9 January 2019
One of the essential services when buying property is conveyancing services. A property conveyancer is an individual who handles the legal aspects of property sales. Below is a guide to the conveyancing process.
Why do you need a conveyancer?
The conveyancer will help out with the following things:
He or she will conduct due diligence to ensure that the person selling the property is its actual owner. The conveyancer will help you negotiate the property price.
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What to Do If Your Spouse Is Physically Abusing Your Child
Posted on:
24 October 2018
Violence against children in the home set-up is more common than you would think. Violence can be physical, emotional or psychological, and when it happens, it deprives a child of their right to enjoy a peaceful and emotionally healthy environment. If you suspect that a parent, a guardian or another caretaker could be subjecting their child to domestic violence, you are allowed to get help for them and to remove the child from that environment.
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Why You Should Never Buy a Pool Home without This Paperwork
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7 September 2018
Are you on the lookout for a new home, as your family has grown out of your old one? You may be looking for somewhere that not only has plenty of extra space but allows you to unwind more effectively at the weekend. In Australia, this means a swimming pool and the good news is that there are a lot of properties on the market that are suitably equipped. Yet if you're not used to owning a pool, you may not be aware that it comes with certain obligations and you need to make sure that your paperwork is in order during any transaction.
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