Applying for a limited licence
If you have made some mistakes on the road, and those mistakes have resulted in your being disqualified from driving for a period of time, you may be able to apply for a limited licence. A limited...
View ArticleWinding up your Trust
Are you thinking of winding up your family trust? Before you do so there are several implications that need to be considered, which are as follows: Residential care subsidy Tax Estate claims...
View ArticleWhy Mutual Wills are Important
Why Mutual Wills are Important – New Relationships, Children and Step-Children When making a will, you need to ensure that you are making the right will for your family circumstances. Often in...
View ArticleBuying a Property at Mortgagee Sale
Buying a Property at Mortgagee Sale When looking at purchasing a property at mortgagee sale, it is important to note that this is not the same as a standard purchase from the property owner. More...
View ArticleWhat are Enduring Powers of Attorney?
Should you be thinking about preparing Enduring Powers of Attorney? If you are unable to make decisions for yourself at any stage, it is important to have something in place so someone can act on your...
View ArticleResidential Care Subsidy Answers to Common Questions
If you go into long term residential care (ie a rest home), then you may be eligible for a residential care subsidy from the Government. As such here we answer some common questions we receive about...
View ArticleHome Buyer’s Alert: The Risks of Trusting Vendor-Supplied Builder’s Reports
Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter! In this issue, we delve into a practice that’s been gaining popularity but comes with significant risks: relying on vendor-supplied builder’s reports...
View ArticleUnderstanding the Enforceability of Restraint of Trade Clauses
Restraint of trade clauses in contracts have long been a subject of legal scrutiny, raising questions about their enforceability and the delicate balance between protecting a company's interests and...
View ArticleDe Facto Relationships and Relationship Property
The Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (“the Act”) classifies property as either: Relationship Property – being the property of both partners which is generally divided 50/50 in the event of the...
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Conveyancing Express – Collins & May Law Limited’s new Conveyancing Service
In the fast-paced world of property transactions, efficiency, expertise and affordability are paramount. Recognising the evolving needs of their clients, Collins & May Law Limited proudly...
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