Family Matters
Wills | Property Agreements | Same Sex Relationships
Making a will is one of the most important issues of your life. A watertight will ensures that you assets will be distributed according to your wishes.
The provisions of a will can be challenged under the Family Provisions Act, and you should know what this means.
Prenuptial agreements, cohabitation arrangements and property settlements can also be vital, especially to de facto couples.
Male-to-male or female-to-female couples should remember that they have legal rights about their relationships, as well as property matters.
Below are the topics on which we get the most enquiries.
Making a valid will
Can I make a claim on a will under the Family Provisions Act?
Cohabitation agreements
What happens when a de facto couple seperates? How do we arrange a property settlement?
What rights do I have if I'm in a same sex relationship?
If your problem is not listed, send us an email describing your issue or phone us on 02 9331 0266.
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Potts Point Sydney NSW 2011
| Phone: | 02 9331 0266 |
| Fax: | 02 9331 0277 |
| Email: | john@johnfmorrissey.com.au |
Joanne Liang & Chris Lowe
For your enquiries concerning family matters email Chris or call on 02 9331 0266
For enquiries regarding Wills, contact Joanne
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