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NSW Cracks Down on AI Image Abuse
Deepfakes, Real Consequences: NSW Cracks Down on AI Image Abuse The New South Wales Government has introduced significant legal reforms aimed at...
Endurian Guardian Updates
Important legislative changes have taken effect across NSW, which may require you to review and update your Enduring Guardianship Document An...
Self Managing Strata Scheme
I am buying in a strata complex, but it is self-managed Often buyers who are not familiar with the concept of strata opt for a townhouse, villa or a...
What happens when a new Will is signed in an operating theatre?
Apolonia had two children, Zina and Basil, who contested a Will that she had signed in an operating theatre in early January 2020, three weeks...
Are you entering into a new lease or exercising your option under lease?
Whether you are a landlord looking at drafting a new lease or a commercial tenant looking to sign a lease on a property, there are major...
Can I leave my Estate to my best friend … my dog?
There are many and varied beneficiaries named in Wills from family, to friends and charities. But what about pets? Many people see their fur babies...
Buying in a Retirement Village?
The number of retirement villages is increasing in Australia as our population ages, and our firm acts in scores of purchases and sales each year....
Who keeps the pets? Pets and the family law system
Pets are such an important part of our families that difficulties often arise when a relationship breaks up. What happens when you’ve bought a pet...
Directors’ duties in NSW: what small business owners need to know
If you run a small company in New South Wales and sit (or plan to sit) on the board, it’s vital to understand that directors’ duties are serious...
New Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Terrorism Financing Legislation
Recent years have seen significant advancements in the handling of conveyancing transactions and we are all aware that property sales are regulated...
De Facto and Inheritance
Inheritance disputes can often involve a person claiming to be a de facto partner of the deceased. Establishing the existence of a de facto...
Australian Government 5% Deposit Scheme: A Guide for First Home Buyers
As property prices continue to rise, the prospect of home ownership feels increasingly out of reach for many Australians, especially for first home...
Superannuation Death Benefits: Don’t Set & Forget!
A recent article published by ABC News has revealed a worrying statistic: Super Consumers Australia has found that more than 6.5 million Australians...
Bite Now, Pay Later – Dog Owners’ Liability in NSW
Bite Now, Pay Later – Dog Owners’ Liability in NSW There’s nothing quite like the unconditional love of a dog. With their wagging tails, puppy eyes...
When the Crown Inherits: How “Ownerless” Property Finds Its Way to the Government
When the Crown Inherits: How “Ownerless” Property Finds Its Way to the Government Most of us assume our property will end up with family, friends or...
Understanding Strata Levies
Whether you are thinking about downsizing or trying to step into the real estate investment world, buying property in a strata scheme is something...
Off the Plan Contracts – Risks and Considerations
In New South Wales, purchasing property comes with certain risks and uncertainties, especially if you’re buying off-the-plan and there is a sunset...
NSW Rental Law Reforms 2025: A Landlords Guide
Significant changes have been introduced to the rental laws in NSW and it is crucial for landlords to understand their obligations as property...
Independent Guarantor Advice – “I am just here to sign”
Becoming a guarantor involves making a legal commitment to repay a loan if the primary borrower fails to do so. This is often an action undertaken...
Using Your Mobile Phone While Driving Could Cost You More Than Demerit Points
Using your mobile phone while you are driving is an offence in NSW. The penalties include 5 demerit points and a fine, which is increased if the...
Ban on Foreign Purchases
The federal government announced earlier this year a ban for at least two years on foreign purchases of established dwellings. From 1 April 2025 to...