Relationship Property and The Death of a Partner
Where one spouse dies leaving a spouse or defacto partner, the surviving spouse or defacto partner has two choices. They can choose to either: (a) to apply for a division of relationship property under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (“the Act”); or (b) take under their deceased partner’s will or the laws of intestacy. This can be a very important choice for the surviving spouse or defacto partner if they have not been provided for in their deceased partner’s Will.
First Home Buyers
Buying your first home? No idea where to start? Sometimes we wish there was a hand to hold, or a map to read to get to our final destination- in this instance- the relief and satisfaction of having moved all your belongings into your very own home. We are here to help make that journey as smooth as possible (without physically holding your hand, sorry). Your first step is a financial process, working out what is going to be affordable for you. Talking to a mortgage broker
Limited Licences
If you lose your licence due to conviction for drink driving or other traffic related charges, or you are suspended from driving due to accumulating 100 or more demerit points, it can risk your livelihood, affect your family and also your employer. In that event, you may wish to apply for a Limited Licence. We can help. There are two grounds to apply for a Limited Licence. Extreme hardship for yourself or undue hardship for someone else, which could include your family or e
Anti Money Laundering
The Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Amendment Act 2017 (AML/CFT Act) – Whats required? It has been reported...