In order to safeguard the rights of a person who has passed away, Australian law provides protection to the executor and administrator of a will. Most states now have clearly defined language which indicates the categories of people who are entitled to view the will...

The buying and selling of property involves several legal steps, the sum of which is a successful conveyancing transaction. Conveyancing is the process by which the title of a property is transferred from one owner to another, ideally with the help of a property...

A will is a document that contains instructions related to liabilities and the distribution of assets belonging to a person who has passed away. The beneficiaries named in the will are provided a copy of the document as evidence of these instructions. Copies are also...

If you believe that you have been treated unfairly by an employer and would like to file for compensation, your first challenge is to determine whether you are eligible. Do you seek financial compensation or want to sue for damages to your reputation? The first step...

Separations and divorces can be extremely challenging times for both spouses. While the hope is that the process can be conducted in an amicable way, there is always a chance that certain aspects can turn into a battleground. One such area of disagreement can be the...

While there is no definite formula to determine what a wife is entitled to in a divorce settlement in Australia, a final decision is made only after the court has heard all the evidence. Divorce entitlement is usually circumstantial, however, a property settlement...