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Asset Protection Bankruptcy Company Contact Contract Law Debt Recovery Joint Venture Personal Securities Property Refinancing 9 May 2016 Risks and legalities of lending money

You are not a bank but you decide to lend someone money….. There are a lot of families I see where they have lent a considerable amount of money to their adult working children with the expectation that it will be paid back, but there is nothing actual concrete to ensure it happens. The accountability …

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Contract Law Conveyancing Property Refinancing Transfer of Land 9 May 2016 What is Pexa electronic conveyancing?

PEXA is electronic conveyancing platform for use by conveyancers, lawyers, banks, purchasers and sellers of property.   It replaces the traditional face to face conveyancing settlements. Apart from arranging settlements of purchases and sales, conveyancers and lawyers are now also able to lodge caveats using PEXA. The lodgement of the caveat is lodged directly on title in …

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Building Business Law Contact Conveyancing Finance Refinancing Self-Managed Super Funds 18 September 2015 Things you should know about refinancing

Have interest rates fallen considerably since you took out your mortgage? Has your credit score or financial situation improved so you may be eligible for a lower rate? Would you like to access your equity for an investment or renovations? These are all great reasons to consider refinancing your mortgage. Refinancing can often be a …

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Building Business Law Contact Contract Law Conveyancing Refinancing 16 October 2014 Property sales – early release of deposit money

What is the legal meaning of a deposit? The purpose of the deposit for a purchase of land contract– is to show that the purchaser is serious in completing the transaction.   The deposit is usually paid at the time that the contract is signed by the purchaser and is usually 10% of the purchase price …

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Contact Discretionary Trusts Elder Law Family Trusts Guardianship Inheritance Power of Attorney Property Refinancing Wills 6 June 2014 Legal and financial fraud on the elderly

Fraud upon the elderly is becoming more and more widespread and sophisticated. Presently there does not appear to be any unified Australian legislation which protects older people from this type of abuse.   In a 2011 study conducted by the Crime Research Centre of the University of Western Australia its findings were that “misuse of Enduring …

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Contract Law Family Trusts Inheritance Joint Venture Prenups Property Refinancing Wills 27 May 2014 Wills and family agreements

WILLS AND FAMILY AGREEMENTS: WHAT CAN GO WRONG There are a significant number of generous parents these days who purchase properties for their adult children based on family “understandings” that are never recorded, only verbal. The agreement varies from family to family and can include arrangements anywhere from the parents legally owning the house, to …

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Business Law Company Contract Law Personal Securities Property Refinancing 5 May 2014 How can you check ownership of goods for business sale?

The New Personal Properties Securities Act 2009 (PPSA) explained How can you check ownership of goods for business sale? What is PPSA? The PPSA is legislation which changes the way security interests in personal property are dealt with across Australia.  The PPSA rewrites the law on traditional securities such as mortgages and charges and will …

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Custody Family Violence Finance Laws on Children Prenups Property Refinancing Relocation of Children Separation 19 March 2014 The 8 myths of separation

The top 8 myths of separation Many of our clients come to see us with incorrect assumptions about their rights, and their ex- spouse’s rights after separation. To help you understand the process, we have put together a list of the top 8 myths of separation with answers: Myth 1. “If I move out  I …

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Finance Property Refinancing 21 December 2013 When should you use a mortgage broker?

When should you use a mortgage broker? The main difference between a mortgage broker and a single lender (bank) is that the mortgage broker is a free agent that deals with mortgage products of many different types of lenders but is not necessarily aligned with any particular one. Advantages of using a broker: Most brokers …

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