Technology and the law

Posted on: 20 September 2016
If someone close to you has died without leaving a will, their estate will be distributed based on the laws of intestacy. These laws dictate which portion of the estate goes to the deceased's spouse and children and which relatives are in line if there are no spouse or children. Navigating a large estate without a will can be complicated. Here are some tips to help you: 1. Hire a probate lawyer with knowledge of local laws.
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Posted on: 9 September 2016
If you decide to sell your burger shop, you'll need to go through the legal route to ensure that the transaction is above board. The last thing you want is to get pulled up by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) for suspicious deals when you're ready to enjoy your hard-earned money after years of service. Professional lawyers generally ensure that your business settlements go smoothly. You'll also want to follow these clever strategies beforehand to build up to a seamless business sale.
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Posted on: 23 August 2016
Some people may not think twice before accepting a request to become the executor of the last will and testament of a friend or family member. However, you need to consider several factors before you accept a request to make you an executor of a will. This article discusses some of those factors. Do You Have Time? Executing a will is a time-consuming process. For instance, you may have to notify a family court of your appointment as an executor.
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Posted on: 16 August 2016
Auto accidents tend to be quite common. As such, most motorists will simply exchange their insurance details if they can clearly establish who was at fault. However, what happens if you have incurred damages but cannot tell what caused the accident? Or perhaps you maintain you were not in the wrong, but the other party claims otherwise? In these instances, it is best to have an auto accident lawyer represent you rather than trying to sort out the issue on your own.
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