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6 key things to consider before selling a property in NSW

6 key things to consider before selling a property in NSW
If the time has come for you to sell your property, there are a number of things to consider in order to help you prepare for the sale. We outline 6 primary considerations that you should carefully consider and plan ahead for to ensure the property transaction runs as smoothly as possible.
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Estate planning and blended families

Estate planning and blended families
Blended families are becoming more common in today’s world and take various forms. With this comes the need to consider how your estate planning needs should be addressed taking into account your specific circumstances.
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A guide to subpoenas in family law

A guide to subpoenas in family law
Different courts have different requirements, timings and expectations in relation to subpoenas. This article looks at what you need to know regarding subpoenas in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia family law matters.
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What happens if I lose my Trust Deed?

What happens if I lose my Trust Deed?
Despite the huge increase in documents being executed electronically, there are still areas of law in which the presentation of the original wet ink signed document is important. A Trust Deed is one such document. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for clients to approach us in situations where the original Trust Deed is lost, and requesting what their options are.
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