Everyone disagrees from time to time, and when you’re busy parenting, working, and dealing with life in general, it can be stressful. The Effects of Parental Conflict on Children However, high levels of conflict between parents can put your child at risk and have a negative impact on their sense of self and safety. Understanding…
A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) is a legally binding contract that establishes a confidential relationship between two parties. Both parties agree that sensitive information will not be shared with anyone else. There are several types of NDA’s. Firstly, a Universal NDA. Also known as one-way NDAs, they only require one party to disclose its confidential information…
What Are the Key Tax Benefits of Investment Properties? There are several ways to reduce your tax bill when it comes to your investment property portfolio. We’ve covered a number of these in an earlier blog post but let’s take a deeper look at how you can offset your other income through an investment property….
There are various factors that the Court considers when deciding if parties were in a “de facto” relationship. One of those factors is whether there are any children of the relationship or if the parties support and care for children. This factor, however, does not always mean that there is in fact a de facto relationship. …
A tenancy agreement is a legally binding written document that must be used whenever anyone is renting a home from you – even if that person is a friend or family member. Why Tenancy Agreements Are Important The agreement outlines the legal rights and responsibilities of the property owner and the tenants, and it applies…
It is an offence to take your child or children out of Australia if you have parenting proceedings before the Court unless you have the written consent of the other party or parties involved in the Court proceedings. As the unauthorised removal of a child from Australia is a criminal offence, it carries criminal penalties…
Probate is a legal order issued by the court that confirms the validity of a deceased person’s will and formally appoints an executor to administer their estate. This process includes gathering the deceased’s assets, settling any outstanding debts, and distributing the remaining assets to the designated beneficiaries. A grant of probate acts as official recognition…
Buying your first home is an exciting milestone and some recent changes in Queensland are aimed at making that achievement even easier. The State Government has brought in several changes to help make home ownership more accessible and affordable. What Are the New Changes? The reforms include: No stamp duty on homes up to $700,000….
Buying or selling a property can be pretty exciting, but it is not as simple as you hope it might be. The procedure can be complicated, from finding the right property on your budget to processing all the documents needed. For your transaction to be successful, you need to understand all of the details involved—even…
The loss of a loved one is always a difficult and emotional time. Disputes over the contents of a Will can add to the stress. Regardless of how meticulously a Will is drafted, it can still be contested. In Queensland, there are specific time limits and regulations for doing so. A Will can be contested…
