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Why do I need a solicitor to make a will? Problems with home made wills.

Janine O'Brien of Bell Legal Group's Estate Planning team considers the perils and pitfalls of 'do-it-yourself wills'

John Fradgley

20 April, 2018Community SupportDispute Resolution, Insolvency and LitigationEstate Planning, Estate Administration and Disputes, Trusts and SuperannuationFamily LawNews & UpdatesProperty Law, Development & ConveyancingThe Law and You

March 2018 “The Law and You”

Listen to the March2018 episodes of 4CRB Radio's 'The Law and You' with John Fradgley of Bell Legal Group

Margaret Miller

20 April, 2018Dispute Resolution, Insolvency and LitigationFamily LawNews & Updates

Family Law legal costs

Margaret Miller of Bell Legal Group considers the need to approach Family Law matters from a pragmatic point of view to avoid excessive costs

John Fradgley

23 March, 2018Community SupportEstate Planning, Estate Administration and Disputes, Trusts and SuperannuationFamily LawNews & UpdatesProperty Law, Development & ConveyancingThe Law and Youuncategorized

February 2018 – “The Law and You”

Listen to the February 2018 episodes of 4CRB Radio's 'The Law and You' with John Fradgley of Bell Legal Group

John Fradgley

8 March, 2018Dispute Resolution, Insolvency and LitigationEstate Planning, Estate Administration and Disputes, Trusts and SuperannuationFamily Law

Family Provision Applications and Children of De Facto Partners

Margaret Miller

12 January, 2018Family Law

Same-sex couples who wed overseas before Australia’s same-sex marriage reforms could find their wills are now invalid

Amending final parenting orders where indefinite supervision

In parenting matters the idea that such orders shouldn’t be overturned except where there has been a material change in circumstances is often referred to as ‘the rule in Rice and Asplund’.

Margaret Miller

22 December, 2017Family Law

Repayment of child support after Federal Circuit Court finds the applicant is not the father

In Hallis & Fielder, Judge Brown heard applications for a declaration that the Mr Hallis should not pay child support because he was not the child’s father and to recover child support previously paid to the mother.

Financial Agreements post Thorne and Kennedy

In the wake of the recent High Court decision of Thorne and Kennedy [2017] HCA 49 much attention has been focused in Family Law circles about the continued use of Financial Agreements to resolve property matters.