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How Superannuation is Handled in Estate Planning
Superannuation is not automatically part of your estate when you die in Queensland — it must be deliberately planned for through your...


What Makes a Will Invalid in Queensland?
What Makes a Will Invalid in Queensland? A will can be rendered invalid in QLD if it fails to meet formal requirements, is created under...


Business Valuation in Divorce Settlements
Business valuation in divorce settlements is the process of determining the fair market value of a business or business interest for the...


Estate Planning for Young Families in Brisbane: Why It’s Crucial to Start Early
Whether you are new parents in Brisbane or elsewhere, you should begin estate planning as soon as possible to protect their children’s...


What is a Letter of Wishes and Should You Write One?
A letter of wishes is a non-binding document that accompanies a will, offering guidance to executors and trustees on how the deceased...


Probate in Queensland: A Simple Guide for Families
Probate in Queensland is the legal process of validating a deceased person’s will and giving the executor authority to manage the estate....


Checklist of Required Documents for Divorce in Queensland
To file for divorce in Queensland, you’ll need essential documents such as your marriage certificate, proof of residency or citizenship,...


Divorce Eligibility in Queensland: Are You Qualified to Apply?
To apply for a divorce in Queensland, you must be legally married but separated for at least 12 months, and meet Australian residency or...


Separation Agreements for Couples with International Assets
In an increasingly globalised world, it's not uncommon for couples to accumulate assets across multiple countries. Whether it's an...


The Role of Family Lawyers in Separation Agreements
A family lawyer plays a vital role in drafting, negotiating, and finalising separation agreements to ensure a fair and legally binding...


Tax Implications of Separation in Queensland
Separation can significantly impact your tax obligations, making it essential to understand how your financial and legal status changes...


Mediation for Separation Agreements: Achieving Fair Outcomes
Separation can be one of the most emotionally challenging and legally complex experiences in life. For couples navigating this difficult...


Managing Shared Debt After Separation in Queensland
Separation can be a challenging and emotional time, and managing shared debt can add an extra layer of complexity. In Queensland,...


Legal Steps for Protecting Your Business During Separation
Separation can be a complicated time, especially when business interests are involved. For business owners in Queensland (QLD), ensuring...


Modifying a Separation Agreement in Qld
Separation agreements are crucial legal documents that set out the rights and responsibilities of individuals following the breakdown of...


Key Facts on Separation Property Rights in QLD
Separation is a challenging time for many couples, and one of the most significant aspects to address is the division of property and...


Financial Disclosure in Separation Agreements
When a couple separates, one of the most crucial steps in finalising a separation agreement is ensuring complete and transparent...


Enforcing a Separation Agreement in Queensland: Legal Steps to Take
A separation agreement , often referred to as a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) , is a crucial legal document that outlines how assets,...


Separation Agreements and Superannuation: Understanding Asset Division
Separation can be a challenging and emotional time, particularly when it comes to financial matters or parenting. One key consideration...


Spousal Support After Separation: Understanding Your Rights and Obligations
Separation can be a challenging and emotional time, particularly when it comes to financial matters. One key consideration for many...
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