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1: Divorce and Property Dispute: Preparing for Litigation | July 30, 2015

In this final article I wish to discuss the method by which the parties can protect their properties using the knowledge of the first two articles. This article especially will help those who are preparing themselves for the daunting task of litigating…


Everything you need to know about Family Trusts: Part 2 - Avoiding Pitfalls
2: Everything you need to know about Family Trusts: Part 2 – Avoiding Pitfalls | November 8, 2014

A Family Trust can bring forth great benefits in the forms of tax savings and asset protection. However, it can also cause many problems if not set up properly. In this article we provide methods of setting it up and avoiding Family Trust pitfalls…


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3: Everything you need to know about Family Trusts: Part 1 | August 21, 2014

A Family Trust can bring forth great benefits in the forms of tax savings and asset protection. However, much thought needs to go into methods of setting it up and avoiding pitfalls…


Tax Implications of a Property Settlement
4: Tax Implications of a Property Settlement | May 21, 2014

Divorce itself can of course be an emotionally exacting process for the parties concerned. However after the event itself, the tax implications of a divorce could create even more emotional trauma. Hence, in part 2 of this series of articles I will focus on the tax implications of a divorce settlement…


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5: How the Courts Divide Property in Divorce Proceedings | April 10, 2014

Where there is an irretrievable breakdown of a marriage, the party’s can apply for a divorce. An application for divorce is available 12 months after the date of separation. The Court must be satisfied that you and your partner have …..


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6: Rights of a Child excluded from a Parent’s Will | March 3, 2014

The ‘family provisions law’ is perhaps the most fiercely litigated area of inheritance law in Australia. The law that applies on inheritance is the law of the State. Although there are different statutes that apply for each State, they have …..