Beger & Co Lawyers in Adelaide, South Australia | Property lawyer

Beger & Co Lawyers

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8362 6400

Address: 213 Payneham Rd 5069 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.beger.com.au/

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21.01.2022 Legal Advice for Retirement Village Contract https://www.beger.com.au/legal-advice-retirement-village-c/

19.01.2022 We may all be frustrated with the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) crisis, but can it lead to frustration of contract, where either party may be entitled to terminate? It might. For example, if you bought a ticket to the football or a show, apart from getting the price of your ticket back, you can't sue for loss of amenity or consequential losses. [ 680 more words ] https://www.beger.com.au/frustration-of-contract-coronavir/

18.01.2022 Recent decisions of the Full Court of the Family Court re-emphasize the importance of keeping a keen eye on dates when living in a de facto relationship. De Facto Relationships - Critical Dates There are two critical dates that should be borne in mind. The first date is the date on which cohabitation in a de facto relationship commenced and the other is the date on which the de facto relationship ceased. [ 1,046 more word ] https://www.beger.com.au/de-facto-relationships-a-matter-o/

16.01.2022 With shutdowns everywhere, something you might not think about (and something real estate sales agents may not know)

14.01.2022 Making E-conveyancing (electronic conveyancing) mandatory in South Australia has been on the cards for some time. On 20th March 2020 as the Covid-19 pandemic escalated in Australia and around the world, Land Services SA announced the closure of their conveyancing Settlements Room at close of business that day as a precautionary measure. The Registrar General of the Land Titles Office [ 463 more words ] https://www.beger.com.au/e-conveyancing-south-australia/

13.01.2022 Our 100th review on Google (and averaging 4.9 stars!) said: "The team at Beger & Co Lawyers have been exceptional. Danny's legal review, expertise and advisory services were excellent, and the conveyancing done by Anna made the whole process seamless. They provided prompt and efficient service with our Commercial Property purchase matters. I would recommend them highly." https://goo.gl/maps/QsmDEL6p9McU7Egq9

09.01.2022 We have increased our pro bono hours. Call us if you need help but you can't afford lawyers at the moment due to the Covid-19 crisis. We will do what we can to help you.

08.01.2022 Beger & Co was just listed as one of the Top 3 Property Lawyers in Adelaide. Well done team! https://threebestrated.com.au/property-lawyers-in-adelaide-

07.01.2022 Very proud of the ('Covid Safe') Beger & Co team - 100% uptake for flu injections, downloading the Covid Safe App and keeping our offices meticulously clean and disinfected throughout the day. Well done everyone and congratulations to Michelle Crichton for orchestrating our first 'drive-through' Will signing!

07.01.2022 Can an Inheritance be Quarantined? A vexed question which frequently confronts many a will maker is how can a benefit left via a will to an adult child be protected if that beneficiary later experiences a marital or de facto breakdown. In reality it is difficult to quarantine inheritances in divorce settlements where the inheritance has vested in the beneficiary from the reach of the Family Court. [ 465 more words ] https://www.beger.com.au/inheritances-in-divorce-settlemen/

06.01.2022 Divorce Property Settlement and Asset Protection Legal and financial advisers often recommend that assets be held in the name of the spouse with the lower risk profile. This is a simple but effective asset protection mechanism because it means that assets will be protected if the spouse with higher risk profile is sued. Unfortunately people are not aware of a potentially disastrous situation that can arise where a divorce property settlement is delayed and most of the assets are "protected" in the name of the other spouse. [ 1,778 more word ] https://www.beger.com.au/dont-delay-divorce-property-settl/

05.01.2022 We are often asked about contesting a will after probate granted. Generally, the people asking this question are family members of a deceased who have been left out of a Will or have received inadequate provision from the estate. If you consider yourself in this situation, then speak to our probate lawyers today. Overview: Contesting a Will before a grant of probate [ 1,295 more word ] https://www.beger.com.au/contesting-a-will-after-probate-g/

02.01.2022 Generally, a person has the right to make a Will and leave their property to whomever they like. However in some circumstances, a limited group of family members (also known as an eligible person") can contest a Will. So, can grandchildren challenge a Will? If the Court considers that an eligible person (such as a grandchild) has not received adequate provision from the estate of the deceased person, then the terms of the Will can be varied to make such provision. [ 1,658 more word ] https://www.beger.com.au/can-grandchildren-challenge-a-will/

01.01.2022 Business succession often occurs in an orderly fashion due to people retiring or moving on to other ventures. Sometimes, however, the transition can be unplanned, rapid and more costly where a proprietor suffers financial hardship, illness, death or divorce. Where a business is sold or transferred in a ‘fire-sale’ situation, without the benefit of the owner also transferring his or her knowledge, the value of the business can be drastically reduced. [ 686 more words ] https://www.beger.com.au/bus/how-to-do-succession-planning/