Law Australasia
Law Australasia is an international association of independent law firms.
These firms provide clients with a superior level of service by maximising the collective strengths of membership. With over 150 Lawyers, Law Australasia is a knowledgeable and influential commentator on current legal issues.
Law Australasia members are committed to achieving best practice in practice management and client service.
Law Australasia firms provide you with specialist advice because they draw on the combined resources of so many law firms. As a leading association of law firms this quality of legal advice is available wherever you are.
http://www.lawaustralasia.com.au/
Our Family Law Team are also involved with the special interest group, Family Lawyers Australia which concentrate their efforts on best practice services in the federal Family Law jurisdiction.
Recent Blogs
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Life Insurance Denied Due to Failure to Disclose!
19 JANUARY 2021 In 2014 a man took out life insurance. He named his de facto partner as the beneficiary of the policy. In his application he had claimed to be a healthy individual who did not take drugs, and who lead a healthy lifestyle. The policy was for $2,625,000.00. Read more
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When a Secret Lover Appears after Death, What Can They Claim?
08 DECEMBER 2020 In 2018 a man died without a will. He had three children. He had separated from his wife eight years prior to his death. Despite separating, the two were not divorced. Not long after the man’s death, his family was shocked to find that their father had a secret lover who they had never met or heard of. She made a claim on their father’s estate. Read more
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Court Orders Person to Sell House After Divorce Settlement!
15 DECEMBER 2020 A man and woman had been married to each other for many years. In 1997 a family home was purchased under the husband’s sole name. In 2000 the husband and wife separated, and the husband transferred half of the ownership of the home into his wife’s name. Following this, the husband and wife informally agreed that the husband would transfer his remaining one-half interest in the family home to the wife, making her the sole owner of the family home. Read more
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Is Your Discretionary Trust Ready?
01 DECEMBER 2020 If you have a discretionary trust that holds (or may one day hold) real estate, then you need to be aware of a recent change in the law. Read more
