Settlement is a word you’ll hear during the process of setting up to sell or purchase a property. Conveyancing and Property lawyer Laura Abley, explains just what happens when settlement occurs.
Read MoreBuilding inspections prior to settlement are an opportunity to get what you're paying for.
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Read MoreOnline conveyancing, e-conveyancing, PEXA... what do they mean?
Read MoreOnline conveyancing settlement is now a reality.
Read MoreFormalising your amicable property settlement is protection against a future where situations may make you, or your ex-partner, think differently.
Read MoreWhen dividing assets in a family law case, the court considered many factors including the "future needs" of each party. This article highlights some of the more common areas of consideration.
Read MoreBeing a family lawyer as well as a keen punter, Marika's mind often turns to how a big win or a big loss at the track can pan out in later family law proceedings. There's not too many things more tragic than when a relationship fails due to tensions arising out of one party's gambling problems. Sadly, it is something she see's happen all to often in practice, although more commonly from pokies than ponies.
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