A parent’s ability to spend a child’s inheritance is contingent upon the conditions governing their access to and control over it. Trustees or guardians typically manage inheritance for minors (children under 18) until the child reaches the age of majority or an age specified in the will or trust document. Here are some key considerations: […]
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In today’s competitive Australian housing market, timing is everything. You might find the perfect home before your current one sells. Is it wiser to jump at the chance and hope for a quick sale or to play it safe and wait? In this blog post, we’ll dive into the pros and cons of buying before
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Beyond the emotional devastation, losing a parent often comes with complex changes to your living situation. You might wonder: Can I stay in my parents’ house? Could I sell it? What are the legal and financial implications? This blog post will unravel your rights to your family home after a parent passes away in Australia.
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The answer to this question depends on whether the property is considered marital or solely owned. While it’s not uncommon for a spouse to make generous gestures towards family members without the other’s consent, the extent to which a husband can transfer property to a family member without his wife’s consent varies based on legal
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