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Caldwell Martin Cox has established a strong and respectable reputation in the local area by understanding the local community and its culture. We strive to provide the highest level of service by having a highly skilled team of legal experts who have extensive knowledge and experience in all areas of the law.

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Superannuation in Estate Planning

by Caldwell Martin Cox | Apr 2, 2014 | Latest News, Wills and Estates

Incorporating superannuation into your estate planning is crucial for comprehensive financial management. CM Cox explains how superannuation funds play a significant role in estate planning, detailing strategies for ensuring these assets are effectively managed and distributed according to your wishes. Their insights cover key considerations such as beneficiary nominations and tax implications, helping you to integrate superannuation seamlessly into your overall estate plan for optimal outcomes.

Selling or leasing your home? Does your pool or spa meet the NSW safety regulations?

by Caldwell Martin Cox | Apr 2, 2014 | Latest News, Property and Conveyancing Law

When selling or leasing your home, ensuring that your pool or spa complies with NSW safety regulations is essential for a smooth transaction. CM Cox highlights the importance of meeting these safety standards to avoid potential legal issues and ensure a successful sale or lease. Their guidance covers the necessary inspections, certifications, and modifications required to adhere to local regulations, helping you to protect your property value and meet legal obligations effectively.

Why should I do a property settlement? We already agree.

by Caldwell Martin Cox | Apr 2, 2014 | Latest News, Property and Conveyancing Law

Even when parties agree on the terms of a property settlement, formalising the agreement is crucial for legal and financial security. CM Cox explains why it’s important to document and finalise the settlement through legal channels, despite mutual agreement. This process ensures that the settlement is legally binding, protects your interests, and provides clarity and enforceability, preventing potential disputes or complications in the future.