Family &
Defacto LawDivorce or Separation from your partner can be an extremely traumatic experience, not only for the parties involved but also for any children of the relationship.
Wills &
EstatesAt Bateman Battersby Lawyers we have a wealth of experience in making Wills, Powers of Attorney and Enduring Guardianships, as well as associated estate planning strategies to suit a wide variety of situations.
Conveyancing &
Property LawFor most people the buying or selling of their home involves both a big financial commitment and invariably deals with their greatest personal asset. For others, the sale, purchase or development of investment property plays a major role in their personal wealth creation strategy.
Business
LawWhether you are thinking of going into business or are already in business, planning and understanding of all the business law issues involved are vital ingredients to doing good business.
Bateman Battersby Lawyers provides clear, practical and realistic solutions to meet both business and personal legal needs in the areas of Conveyancing & Property Law, Divorce, Family Law & Defacto Law, Wills and Estate Planning, Business Law, Court Appearances and Traffic Offences in Penrith and throughout New South Wales.
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Parenting Orders – What can happen if they are breached?
What is a parenting order? A parenting order is a set of orders made by a court about parenting…
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Purchased a property – what stays with it?
Sometimes the excitement and expectation surrounding the purchase of a property can be dampened when you inspect the property…
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How is a Power of Attorney revoked?
By granting a Power of Attorney you appoint a person or persons of your choice to manage your assets…
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Employee or Contractor – What if I get it wrong?
Contracting has emerged as an alternative to the traditional employment relationship. Some individuals wish only to be engaged as…
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Care needs to be taken with “Prenups”
A Financial Agreement is a contract that sets out how your property and assets will be divided when your…
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Making good choices when your business faces difficulties
Recent changes to the Corporations Act known as the “Safe Harbour Provisions” are aimed at making it easier for…
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Burial or Cremation – who decides?
The death of a loved one is a time of grief, and an additional source of pain can emanate…
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Can a former spouse or de facto partner contest your Will after you die?
In NSW the answer is yes – BUT only if the former spouse can overcome some significant hurdles. Section…
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What are my legal rights in a breakdown of a de facto relationship?
In Australia, if you are in a de facto relationship, you generally have the same rights as a married…
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Electronic Conveyancing – What is it and how does it work?
The term “electronic conveyancing” can be a little confusing as it infers that the whole process of preparing, negotiating,…