Technology and the law

Posted on: 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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Posted on: 16 July 2018
Family law is a branch of law concerned with family relationships such as divorce, child support and property distribution. It is complicated as various states have different laws on divorce, child custody and asset distribution. To successfully argue out a client's case, a family attorney has to have the requisite knowledge of the applicable laws in the client's state. Below is a short guide on Australian family law. Divorce When a couple decides to call off their marriage, each partner is obligated to hire a divorce lawyer to represent them in court.
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Posted on: 23 May 2018
When buying a home, it is okay to expect that everything will go smoothly from the moment you communicate with the buyer to the closing date. However, this is not always the case during these transactions. Buyers often find themselves in pitfalls that cost them money, lose them valuable time and lead to complications down the road. It is in your best interest to be aware of such pitfalls beforehand so that you can make proper inquiries and protect your interests throughout the purchase process.
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Posted on: 19 April 2018
When planning your estate, you are determining how the property will be divided once you are gone. Unfortunately, when it comes to will execution, most family members and beneficiaries take the matter personally. Even where the law has made explicit provisions about the process, family members may end up fighting if they feel that the division was not done reasonably. As the estate owner, it is essential to understand this possibility so that you can take measures to prevent contests to your will after you are gone.
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