Around 50% of Australians do not have a will, but when unexpected events occur, a valid will ensures your children are taken care of, tax is minimized and your estate is distributed in your chosen way. These days, wills are inexpensive and easy to write with the help of a lawyer. So, do I need… Read More
According to Brian Martin, Professor of Social Sciences at the University of Wollongong, the law of defamation hinders free speech and protects powerful people from scrutiny. He actively investigates “suppression of dissent” and writes articles on his findings. In his informative leaflet, Defamation law and free speech, which can be found on his website, he… Read More
Why should I have a Will? To ensure your family’s needs are met according to your wishes when you die and avoid leaving confusion behind. Apart from distributing your wealth and assets to family members, a Will can include a range of requests such as providing for children from a previous relationship, providing for children… Read More