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Recent Blogs
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Fox & Staniland Lawyers to return to Gordon
02 JANUARY 2020 After almost 20 years in Pymble, Fox & Staniland Lawyers will be returning to Gordon where the firm began almost 50 years ago. Read more
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How Having Interests In More Than One Country Can Risk Your Estate Planning
06 DECEMBER 2019 Leaving evidence and explaining reasoning through documents such as statutory declarations can be of great assistance to your executor in seeing your final wishes are carried out! Read more
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Court Finds "Helpful" Friend Guilty Of Manslaughter
11 DECEMBER 2019 If you find yourself in a situation where you are with a vulnerable individual, it is essential that you consider the full impact of your actions, as you might face gaol time! Read more
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When Is an Inheritance Safe After a Marriage Breakdown?
03 DECEMBER 2019 Despite inheritance being received years after separation, it can still be considered part of the joint asset pool and divided accordingly! Read more
