What happens if you can’t make a Will?

A person can only make a Will if they have the Testamentary Capacity to do so. Some people never…

Nullity or Divorce

Nullity and Divorce are quite different. Divorce is the dissolving of a valid marriage following a period of at…

Recent reforms to the NSW Residential Tenancy Act 2010 have now given victims of Domestic Violence the opportunity to…

Piadora Rahme from St Mary’s Senior High School is the winner of this year’s Bateman Battersby Law Bursary. Piadora…

Executors are entitled to be reimbursed for the reasonable expenses they incur in administering a deceased’s estate, but being…

It has long been understood and accepted that casual employees receive a loading (extra pay) to compensate them for…

With NSW’s population expected to increase to more than 10 million over the next decade, the State Government will…

Negotiating a Family Law Property Settlement involves calculating many elements including the contributions made by each party to the…

Will makers are entitled to choose whomever they wish to be their executor but what can beneficiaries do if…

The Christmas and New Year holiday season is a time for travelling either locally or overseas, for celebrating the…