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Served with a Statement of Claim – what to do next?
Read More: Served with a Statement of Claim – what to do next?If you have been served with a Statement of Claim saying that you owe someone money, it is essential that you take immediate action to prevent any judgements being made against you.
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Can I decline my inheritance?
Read More: Can I decline my inheritance?A beneficiary who does not wish to accept a gift of inheritance under a Will usually has a financial or personal reason to do so.
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Probate or Letters of Administration – Which One Do I Need?
Read More: Probate or Letters of Administration – Which One Do I Need?In many circumstances, when a person passes away, the asset holders will require a Grant of Probate or a Grant of Letters of Administration to be obtained through the Supreme Court of New South Wales. So, which one do you need to apply for?
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What is an Independent Children’s Lawyer?
Read More: What is an Independent Children’s Lawyer?A title heard often in Family Law proceedings – but what is an ICL? What do they do? And when are they appointed?
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We’re back together. Can we stop our Divorce going through?
Read More: We’re back together. Can we stop our Divorce going through?What can you do if you have a change of mind about your divorce application?
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Gambling and the Impact on Family Law Matters
Read More: Gambling and the Impact on Family Law MattersDoes gambling during a relationship have an impact on Family Law Matters?
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The Evatt List
Read More: The Evatt ListThe Evatt List was established by the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia in order to assist vulnerable families through quick and efficient case management in order to minimise the risk of further trauma and harm to the family.
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First Home Buyer Land Tax Option
Read More: First Home Buyer Land Tax OptionFrom 16 January 2023, first home buyers in NSW will be able to choose to pay a small annual property tax in lieu of an upfront payment of stamp duty.
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Issues of Paternity in Family Law
Read More: Issues of Paternity in Family LawUnderstanding paternity in Family Law is a critical issue that needs to be handled correctly to avoid future issues
