by Danielle Little | Feb 3, 2021
If you die without a valid Will, it can be complex and expensive for your loved ones. If your loved ones cannot locate a valid Will, you are considered to have died ‘intestate’. What happens if you die without a valid Will in New South Wales? The Succession Act 2006...
by Danielle Little | Apr 15, 2020
Mediation is defined by the National Alternative Dispute Resolution Advisory Counsel as: A process in which the participants to a dispute, with the assistance of a Dispute Resolution Practitioner (the Mediator), identify the disputed issues, develop options, consider...
by Danielle Little | Jun 28, 2019
There are a few reasons why people ask us about contesting a Will. The most common reason is because they have been left out a Will. What is contesting a Will all about? You cannot contest a deceased’s Will just because you think it’s unfair. Everyone has the right to...
by Danielle Little | Apr 8, 2019
Often when someone calls me to enquire about doing a Will for them, the first question they ask is “how much does it cost?”. The answer to that question is “it varies”. What does a Will do? A Will helps protect your assets, ensuring those assets pass to your intended...
by Danielle Little | Jan 21, 2019
You have no doubt heard the phrase ‘we charge in 6 minute increments’! What many law firms do is charge an hourly rate for legal work performed and that is broken down into 6 minute blocks. It’s commonly known as a fee for service arrangement. So how does this work?...
