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Case Study: How we helped our client move into their dream home and avoid exorbitant fees
Conveyancing matter. Due to COVID-19, our clients struggled to get enough finance to complete the purchase of their new home. They faced losing their 10% deposit and incurring bank fees
Media Release: Central Coast law firm Practice Manager named HR Professional of the Year
Practice Manager, Kayla Seton, was awarded the prestigious title of HR Professional of the Year in the 2020 Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards. These awards are regarded as one
Case Study: We saved our client from losing his driving licence and job
Traffic Offence: Our client was faced with a licence disqualification after being charged with a driving offence, which would have been devastating to him, his family and his employment. Ryan
Case Study: How we fought to honour the wishes of deceased parents.
This case involved a family provision claim (a challenge to a Will): Contrary to the wishes of a deceased couple, their estates were given to the wife’s children only. So
Alcohol and Boating Rules: Stay Safe This Christmas
With the Christmas holidays and summer months fast approaching, you’re likely itching to get out on the water and enjoy the freedom of the open ocean. To ensure you have
Case Study: How We Saved This First Home Buyer From Losing His Home
Family Law Matter: After a relationship breakdown our client faced losing his home and the proceeds to his ex-girlfriend, whom had not been involved in the original purchase.
Paternity: Understand the law
In most circumstances when a child is born, family law presumes who the child’s parents are, ie. what the paternity or parentage of the child is. This presumption remains, until
Family Court Parenting Order: What Happens If You Don’t Comply
Under the Family Law Act 1975, when a parenting order is made, the parties bound by the order must comply with the terms of it. Occasionally, parties refuse to do
Common mistakes and unusual ways to lose your licence in NSW
We all know about the harsh penalties associated with drink driving, using your phone behind the wheel and speeding, but we don’t often hear about the other ways you could
