8 Tips to Buying Real Estate
8 Tips to Buying Real Estate by Jacqui Brauman It [...]
8 Tips to Buying Real Estate by Jacqui Brauman It [...]
A final property settlement is a Final Order of the Court, binding on both parties. When can it be set aside?
Generally, you need to be eighteen years old (no longer a minor) to make valid Will. Unless the court helps you make a will for minors.
Whether a superannuation split is to occur under an agreement or a court order, the first step is always to find out the relevant information of the parties’ superannuation fund(s).
It’s easy for them to make mirror image Wills, but a Mutual Will Agreement might be more appropriate for you.
Asking “how much does a Will cost?†is a lot like asking “how much does a house cost?â€. There is no simple answer. The cost of a Will is dependant on a number of factors.
Spousal maintenance is when one party to a broken down relationship is legally required to provide financial support to (or ‘maintain’) the other for a period of time after their relationship ends.
“Direct financial contributions†are essentially any lump sum of money received during the relationship, such as worker’s compensation, inheritance and lottery winnings. As a basic rule, if you received a lump sum of money during the relationship then this will be Lump sum after separationconsidered your ‘contribution’.
There is no obligation to make a Will, but having a Will offers many benefits, both financial and personal. Here are some reasons to have a will.
The person you’re negotiating with to buy it from you doesn’t have enough money to pay you what you want, try vendor finance.