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Your Will’s Weak Spot: Superannuation

Your Will’s Weak Spot: Superannuation

by Katelan Philpott | Jun 22, 2026 | Business Law, Family Law, Wills and Estates

Most people assume that a will takes care of everything when they die. But it may come as a surprise to learn that your superannuation, often one of your largest assets, is not controlled by your will at all. Your superannuation money isn’t owned by you directly. Your...
The Law Through Life

The Law Through Life

by Katelan Philpott | Apr 13, 2026 | Business Law, Commercial Law, Employment Law, Family Law, Property Law, Wills and Estates

When was the last time you saw a lawyer? If your answer is “never” or “only when something went wrong,” you are not alone. Most people only think about lawyers when they find themselves in a crisis. But the law does not wait for a crisis to...
Beyond the Breakup: Navigating De Facto Relationships

Beyond the Breakup: Navigating De Facto Relationships

by Dannielle Ford | Jun 20, 2023 | Family Law, Wills and Estates

When your de facto relationship breaks down, things can quickly become messy and complicated between you and your ex-partner. And it may appear that without the legal framework of marriage, the division of assets, future financial support and other matters is...
Company Power of Attorney: An important estate planning tool for directors

Company Power of Attorney: An important estate planning tool for directors

by Meaghan Denholm | Sep 20, 2021 | Business Law, Wills and Estates

A company is a separate legal entity, however it can only act in the real world through its directors. For example, its directors can sign contracts, purchase property and pay employees on behalf of the company. What happens to a company if its directors are no longer...

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