What Is a Deathbed Withdrawal? In superannuation and estate planning, a deathbed withdrawal means taking your superannuation out as a lump sum shortly before death.
No one likes to think about what happens after they’re gone. However, the truth is, if you die without a Will in Queensland, the law
From 1 August 2025, Queensland’s trust law framework changes significantly with extended lifespans for trusts coming into effect. The Property Law Act 2023 (Qld) extends the maximum
If you’ve ever bought a car that seemed to have endless problems, you might have heard the term “lemon.” In the United States, there are
A Landmark Ruling delivered in Condev Construction Liquidation affirms the position of the Liquidators In the anxiously awaited decision of Re Condev Construction Pty
A case study of Alternative Dispute Resolution – by Derek Cronin Recently I was involved in a settlement conference. The facts of the matter
In recent years, the popularity of do-it-yourself (DIY) and Online Will kits has surged, promising a quick and cost-effective solution for estate planning. However, the
In the constant pursuit of a fairer system for all, on 8 July 2024, further reforms to Australia’s bankruptcy regime were announced for introduction.
Over the years we continue to see troubles which arise from attempting to serve a statutory demand by ‘ordinary post’ to the Registered Office of
