Can I leave someone out of my Will?
In New South Wales (NSW), individuals have the choice to distribute their estate as they wish through their will. This however doesn’t stop someone from contesting it. It is therefore…
Home » ALA Law Blog
ALA Law Blog
Purchasing Assets in a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) for Small Business Owners
For many small business owners, a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) presents an opportunity to invest in assets that can both secure their financial future and support their business operations. However,…
Do I Have to Go to Court to Sort Out My Family Law Matter?
Many people assume that when a Family Law dispute arises—whether it’s a divorce, child custody issue, or property settlement—they will have to go to court to resolve it. However, in…
How do I get to see my kids?
Separation or divorce can be emotionally challenging, especially when it affects your ability to see your children. If you are struggling to maintain contact with your child due to a…
What are my Rights as a parent in Australia?
Parenting after separation or divorce can be challenging, and many parents in Australia are unsure about their legal rights and responsibilities when it comes to their children. Whether you are…
How do I manage complex asset structures in my Estate Plan NSW?
Estate planning in New South Wales (NSW) becomes increasingly complex when dealing with diverse asset structures, including real estate, business interests, investments, and trusts. To ensure your wealth is effectively…
What is a Mortgagee in possession in NSW?
In New South Wales (NSW), when a borrower defaults on their mortgage, the lender (the mortgagee) may take possession of the property to recover the outstanding loan amount. This legal…
Do I Need a Lawyer for Family Law Matters?
When facing a Family Law issue, whether it’s divorce, child custody, property settlement, or domestic violence, many people wonder: Do I really need a lawyer? While some matters can be…
How Do I Get Divorced In Australia?
Divorce can be an overwhelming process, but understanding the legal steps involved can help you navigate it with confidence. In Australia, divorce is a no-fault system, meaning that you don’t…