The 3 parts of Estate Planning
Estate planning can be difficult and confronting, but understanding what it entails should make a big difference and hopefully get you moving to get things in order…
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Timing in Conveyancing transactions
Timing in a conveyancing matter is critical for various reasons… In Queensland a contract to buy or sell a property can and is mostly made conditional upon various satisfactory outcomes within specific time frames.
Special Conditions in Contracts
The contract for the sale and purchase of property contains standard conditions and the real estate agent, or the Seller or Buyer’s lawyer usually require some additional special conditions be added to the contract.
Why do I need a Will?
Looking back in life one realisation may be that life is about relationships and the special people in that life. Maybe you would want to leave something, your personal belongings
What happens if you die without a valid Will?
If you die without a Will or a valid Will – the laws of intestacy as found in Part 3 of the Succession Act 1981 applies. These rules set out the entitlements of the next of kin of a person who died without a last Will and Testament or a Will that is not valid.
Difference between Joint Tenants and Tenants in Common
It is quite common for people, whether in a relationship or not, to buy property together therefore it is important to consider how the property ownership should be arranged when buying a property.
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