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A guide to common Australian property disputes involving agent pressure, final-inspection defects, building contracts and concealed problems, with steps for preserving evidence and seeking redress.
A valid Australian will must meet strict capacity, form, signing and witnessing requirements. Understand what it should cover, which assets sit outside the estate, common DIY pitfalls and when to update it.
In NSW retail leasing, a Disclosure Statement records key terms, outgoings and risks affecting the premises before a lease is signed. Landlords must provide it at least seven days before signing; liability depends on the disclosed costs, and legal review can help identify hidden charges.
Consent Orders are reviewed and made by a court after separation, while a Binding Financial Agreement is a private contract that can be signed at several relationship stages. They differ in their requirements, enforcement, confidentiality, scope and set-aside risks.
A valid will does not itself authorise an executor to deal with estate assets. This guide outlines when Probate is required, the six-step process and the executor’s duties in Australia.
Joint Tenants and Tenants in Common have different inheritance outcomes. Before relying on a will, confirm how the Australian property is held and whether a title change is needed.
