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When “One Day This Will All Be Yours” Becomes a Lawsuit
There’s a sentence that gets repeated on Australian farms every day: “One day this will all be yours.”
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When is the Right Time for Child-Inclusive Mediation, And How Do You Prepare?
When is the right time for child inclusive mediation? Learn how parents can prepare emotionally and practically to support their children after separation.
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The Benefits of Child-Inclusive Mediation
Discover how child inclusive mediation helps reduce conflict, strengthen parent child relationships, and create a more stable, supportive environment for children after separation.
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What Money Can’t Be Touched in a Divorce?
Learn what money and assets can be included in an Australian divorce property settlement, including inheritances, superannuation, trusts, and assets owned before the relationship.
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How Do I Prepare for My First Meeting with a Family Lawyer about My Property Settlement?
Prepare for your first family lawyer meeting with confidence. Learn what financial information to gather, what questions to ask, and how to approach your property ...
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Should My Lawyer Be “Tough”?
Should your lawyer be “tough”? Discover why effective legal support is about more than aggression, and how thoughtful guidance, sound judgement, and measured advocacy can ...
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Why trusts still might be your best option:
The 2026/27 budget brought some of the more substantial proposed capital gains tax and income tax changes that I’ve seen in my career.
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Do I Have to Use the Lawyer Who Holds the Will?
Do you have to use the lawyer who holds the original Will? In most cases, no. Learn how executors can choose their own legal support ...
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The First Meeting Test: How Should You Feel When You Leave?
Your first meeting with a lawyer should leave you feeling clearer, supported, and more grounded. Learn the key signs of a good legal experience and ...
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