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Estate planning issues concerning a self-managed superannuation fund
March 18, 2020
Superannuation is likely to be one of your major assets/financial resources. If you have a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) it is important to consider who will control it if you become incapacitated or die. You also need to consider what arrangements are in place to ensure payment of your death benefit to your beneficiaries. Loss […]
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Impacted by an Adelaide infrastructure project? Get fair compensation.
March 6, 2020
Scammell & Co are assisting Adelaide property owners and businesses who find themselves at a stalemate with the DPTI over compensation The Government of South Australia has announced $12.9 billion worth of infrastructure spending on major projects across the state over the next four years. Such projects are crucial in meeting the future needs of […]
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Couples with blended families have unique considerations when preparing a will
February 28, 2020
Both my spouse and I have children from previous relationships. How do we ensure there are no disputes over our estate after we die? Unfortunately, blended family disputes over wills and estates are on the increase. This is a result of more relationships dissolving (due to separation, divorce or the death of a partner) and […]
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Considering a DIY Family Law Consent Order? You might be setting yourself up for failure.
February 12, 2020
While the Family Court's 'DIY Kit' provides information and guidance about making an Application for Consent Orders, we highly recommend that you obtain legal advice and assistance before attempting to draft the Court documents yourself. In addition to the application form, you must submit Consent Minutes of Order detailing the terms of your financial/ parenting […]
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There are steps you can take to get your ex to contribute towards existing bills and loans
January 17, 2020
How do I force my former husband to pay half the Council rates after he has moved out? After a marriage breakdown, it is not necessarily the case that your former husband can be forced to pay half of all household outgoings, such as Council rates notices, after he has relocated - notwithstanding that he […]
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Buying or selling a business need not be daunting
December 4, 2019
When buying or selling a business, how can a lawyer help? Buying or selling a business is complex. It is tempting to get the deal done as quickly as possible but there are many important things to consider and get right, to ensure the best possible outcome. A commercial lawyer can: assist with the preparation […]
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