Easy Estate Planning
Easy Estate Planning by Jacqui Brauman Having a Will done is something that every adult should turn their mind to. The estate planning process is move involved that just doing your Will, and it can feel quite [...]
When can you ‘lien’ on a horse?
When can you ‘lien’ on a horse? By Rochelle Manderson Part of the charm of country life must be the ownership of horses. Whether it be for pleasure, for sport, or as a part of a [...]
Social media and the need to bite our tongue
Social media and the need to bite our tongue by Lajita Allan-Agnew “In the heated state of mind, your mind controls your actions” It is now the norm to begin our days with social media and [...]
Have You Planned The Succession for Your Family Trust?
If you have a family trust and you haven’t thought about the succession of that trust, or you don’t fully understand what roles you have in the trust and how it works, please read this.
The commercial lease – what happens to goods left behind?
The commercial lease – what happens to goods left behind? By Rochelle Manderson Commercial leases are an important part of business dealings, and generally speaking they run smoothly. At the conclusion of the lease, the tenant [...]
What I really want to know- should I stay or should I go?
What I really want to know- should I stay or should I go? by Lajita Allan-Agnew Making the decision that you want to separate from your spouse, as hard as that may be is the last [...]
The costs of not having a valid Will
The costs of not having a valid Will by Jacqui Brauman While a lot of people ask how much a Will costs, and I’ve done an article and video on it before, what they don’t often consider [...]
Co-Parenting and School Holidays
Co-Parenting and School Holidays by Lajita Allan-Agnew Parents in a loving, supportive and cooperative relationship must plan how they ‘are going to parent’ during school holidays. This is the same for a separated couple. The key difference is [...]
Providing for your children’s education
Providing for your children’s education by Jacqui Brauman All your children are young now, and you are doing your estate planning. Hopefully you and your spouse live to a ripe old age, but you never know when [...]
3 myths about Lawyers, and the ‘TBA Law’ truth
3 myths about Lawyers, and the ‘TBA Law’ truth by Rochelle Manderson We have all heard them, myths and generalisations about lawyers, none of them flattering to our profession. Walk down the street and you will hear comments [...]