Travelling Abroad With Your Kids after Marriage Dissolution

Posted on 30 May 2017

Dissolution of a marriage, whether in the form of divorce or through a trial separation, can prove to be an emotionally exhausting time for the former spouses as well as the children involved. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that some individuals may want to take some time off and go abroad on holiday so that they can get their mind off their personal problems. However, travelling with your kids when going through a breakup with your spouse is not as straightforward as you may think. [Read More]

Two steps dog owners must take if they wish to avoid legal problems

Posted on 29 May 2017

Dog laws are designed to keep dogs safe and prevent them from harming others. Should you fail to abide by these laws, you could find yourself having to attend court and pay a hefty fine. Here are two crucial steps you must take if you wish to avoid experiencing these type of legal issues: Have your pet microchipped 'Microchipping' is a term used to describe the process of placing a tiny microchip underneath an animal's skin (usually near the back of their neck). [Read More]

Drafting Up a Conveyancing Agreement: 3 Things to Know About the Cooling-Off Period

Posted on 26 May 2017

To protect the buyers when buying a property, most conveyancing agreements have a cooling-off period, which is essentially several business days when the buyers have a right to terminate the sale with little penalty. The terms and conditions of the cooling-off period can be customized, as long as both parties agree When consulting with a conveyancer about the terms and conditions of the cooling-off period, here are 3 things that need to be clearly defined. [Read More]

Is Blood Thicker Than Money? What to Do When a Will Is Disputed

Posted on 19 May 2017

It is said that most major disputes around the world are triggered by some kind of argument over money. In fact, some people say that you only really see the "true colours" of an individual when it comes to an issue over cash. Perhaps it shouldn't be surprising, therefore, that all kinds of problem can arise whenever the last will and testament of a family member is revealed. Are family bonds stronger than financial ones? [Read More]

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Managing legal battles with family

I was always really close with my siblings but after my dad got sick we have had a lot of fights. No one can agree on the best way to pay for his medical expenses and there has been a lot of fights over money. Some of these have even ended up in court. This is very stressful for everyone. This blog has some tips on how to manage legal battles around elder care, especially when families cannot agree on the best treatment for elderly relatives. I hope it is helpful for other children, spouses, and carers of the elderly.

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