The FRCGW rules have changed from 01 January 2025. The ATO advises that these rules are in place to ‘support the collection of tax...

As noted in our prior post, a Part IV Application under the Administration and Probate Act 1958 ("the Act") is a claim for family...

Companies requiring a Power of Attorney Whilst it’s not required by law, it might be important for a company to consider executing a...

VCAT offers a dispute resolution mechanism for co-owners who are disputing how to manage co-owned land. Our office can assist in applying.

A Will is a “living” document and should be reviewed regularly to ensure that it is up to date and remains consistent with your wishes....

A Section 173 Agreement is an agreement, impacting a specific piece of land and recorded against the title to that land.

The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal is the usual forum for hearing matters relating to guardianship and administration

The cooling-off period is a right that allows a Purchaser to end the contract within three clear business days of the day of execution.

Where a lease is essential to the business, the contract will, typically, require the existing tenant to arrange for the assignment of lease

The distinction between a rooming house and a residential lease is not always clear

If you’re a grandchild of the deceased and have been left out of the deceased’s Will, you may be in a position to make a Part IV claim.

If you are a Landlord, self-managing your own tenancy, sometimes it can be hard to understand and follow the process to claim unpaid rent...

Land Tax is a state-based tax. In Victoria, it is administered and collected by the State Revenue Office (“SRO”).

A Binding Financial Agreement usts the Court’s jurisdiction in relation to the division of assets upon the breakdown of the relationship.

If you’ve been left out of a Will or have been unfairly treated in terms of the amount of your inheritance you may be able to make a claim.

Due diligence is an essential step in buying or selling a business.

A Vendor Statement discloses specific information so as to allow the purchaser to make an informed decision regarding a property.

The intestacy provisions of the Administration and Probate Act 1958 apply when a person dies without a valid will.

When selling or purchasing a property, conveyancing is needed for the process of exchanging ownership of that property.

Testamentary Trusts are discretionary trusts established via a Will.