Family Law News

Posted on: 25 October 2019
While many people don't like to think or talk about death, it is a normal part of life that nobody can escape from. If you want to make sure those you love are taken care of after your demise, you should write a will to dictate how your assets and property will be distributed. There are two main approaches to this – you can either create a will yourself or ask a wills and estates lawyer to do it for you.
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Posted on: 7 February 2019
The thought of dying scares most people. However, it is advisable to plan for your family's well-being once you die. One way of doing this is by writing a will. This article provides a few tips for people that intend to write a will.  Hiring a wills and estate lawyer It is advisable to engage a wills and estates lawyer when writing your will. The lawyer will ensure that your will is legally binding.
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Posted on: 22 October 2018
If you were exposed unknowingly to asbestos through a rental home or through work, you may consider seeing compensation lawyers. In many cases, you may not realize you were exposed to asbestos until you are diagnosed with one of the key illnesses related to asbestos exposure. Here are three of the asbestos-related illnesses that may result from exposure to asbestos and what you need to know about their connection to the exposure for compensation purposes.
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Posted on: 27 July 2016
The death of a loved one is one of the most difficult things a family will have to go through.  Disputes over inheritance can add even more stress and sorrow to this already challenging period, hindering the natural grieving process and potentially causing long lasting damage to the family unit. However, there are some simple steps you can take to reduce the risk of a dispute over your assets after death. 
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