E&A Lawyers in Mona Vale, New South Wales, Australia | Lawyer & law firm

E&A Lawyers

Locality: Mona Vale, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9997 2111

Address: Suite 9, 20 Bungan Street 2103 Mona Vale, NSW, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 After separation, at some point most people are going to have to sort out property settlement; dividing up the assets of the relationship. A key part of property settlement is to make sure it’s ‘just and equitable’ that is, it’s fair. Protecting your interests both now and into the future, is paramount.... Learn more here about how to negotiate your fair share. https://bit.ly/35WRPxx #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #FamilyLawyers #PropertyLawyers #PropertySettlement #ConsentOrders #FinancialAgreements

23.01.2022 We’ve made it much easier, much more secure and more cost-effective than ever, for you to finally attend to getting your Will done. With our estate planning online platform, we take the difficulty out of getting the process going. You can start your Will right now in the comfort of your own home, or wherever you are.... Start your Wills now with one click. https://bit.ly/3dQxqek #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #WillsOnline #YourWill

22.01.2022 Getting married is an exciting time. There’s lots to do and lots to think about. It’s also a time to look at all your single person documents and setups you had in place and check if your new marriage is going to affect how they all operate. Marriage will revoke any previous Will unless an exception applies.... Learn more here about the effect of marriage on your Will. https://bit.ly/3eIKiof #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #FamilyLawyers

21.01.2022 How is land tax calculated when property is held in a trust? Like many answers; it depends. It depends on the type of trust as there are different rules and requirements for each type.... In our latest blog from property and estate planning lawyer Lauren Weatherley, we look at: Special trusts; Fixed trusts; Superannuation trusts; Trusts created by a Will; and How land tax thresholds work. Discover more here. https://bit.ly/34LKjVD #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #CommercialLawyers #SmallBusinessLawyers #FamilyLawyers #PropertyLawyers #Conveyancers #PropertySettlements

21.01.2022 Testamentary Trusts are tools which are useful for a range of reasons, including wealth protection and tax advantages. The benefits are not limited to only certain people or certain situations. We’ve narrowed down some of the key people who would benefit from receiving their gift by way of a Testamentary Trust, rather than through a relatively simple Will.... https://bit.ly/2VLSBqW #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #TestamentaryTrusts

20.01.2022 How is land tax calculated when property is held in a trust? Like so many answers related to the law; it depends. It depends on the type of trust as there are different rules and requirements for each type.... In our latest blog from property and estate planning lawyer Lauren Weatherley, we look at: Special trusts; Fixed trusts; Superannuation trusts; Trusts created by a Will; and How land tax thresholds work. Discover more here. https://bit.ly/34LKjVD #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #CommercialLawyers #SmallBusinessLawyers #LandTax #LandTaxNSW #FamilyLawyers #PropertyLawyers #Conveyancers #PropertySettlements

18.01.2022 When you apply for divorce in Australia, you need to let the other party (your husband or wife), know that you’ve done this. This is called service. Service makes sure the other party knows of the Application for Divorce and also proves to the court that the other party is aware, prior to a hearing date.... In this article, we look at how to serve your divorce papers, time limits and options for when you cannot serve the papers on your former spouse. https://bit.ly/2Y5gpYI #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #FamilyLawyers #DivorceLawyers

16.01.2022 A New South Wales Supreme Court decision is a cautionary tale for anyone sending money electronically, particularly large sums of money in property transactions. This case refers to a purchaser's payment of a deposit on a property purchase by EFT into a real estate agent’s trust account. Read here about what went wrong and a simple remedy to keep your EFT transactions safe.... https://bit.ly/2Ol7RYF #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #CommercialLawyers #SmallBusinessLawyers #PropertyLawyers #Conveyancers

15.01.2022 Spousal maintenance is the financial support paid by one party to another, following the breakdown of a relationship. Not everyone is entitled to spousal maintenance. Learn more about:... How the court decides who, if anyone, is entitled; What time limits apply; and What happens if you’re receiving spousal maintenance but you enter a new relationship. https://bit.ly/2WtynTd #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #FamilyLawyers #SpousalMaintenance #DivorceLawyers #PropertySettlements

15.01.2022 Divorce in Australia is a ‘no-fault’ system. This means that no one party can be considered ‘at fault’ for the relationship breakdown. There are still some rules around divorce though starting with the fact that the court only requires, in the first instance, that there is an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.... Learn more about how to apply for divorce in Australia in our latest blog from family lawyer Bridget Shultz. https://bit.ly/3gQubFv #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #FamilyLawyers #DivorceLawyers #PropertySettlements

14.01.2022 Have you been putting off doing your Will; perhaps for over the last several months or perhaps for years. With our 100% safe and secure online platform, doing your Will (and other estate planning documents) is now easier than ever. Now’s the time to get to those things you’ve been meaning to do.... You can start, in the comfort and safety of your own home (or wherever you choose), right now. https://bit.ly/2zLIRG0 #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #CommercialLawyers #SmallBusinessLawyers #FamilyLawyers #PropertyLawyers #Conveyancers #PropertySettlements

14.01.2022 With the rising cost of housing, particularly in Sydney, situations of co-ownership of property between multiple people, is becoming quite popular. But partnering in a co-ownership purchase comes with a few extra things to consider. In our latest blog, we look at the benefits of a ‘co-ownership agreement’ to protect all the parties entering the property market together. https://bit.ly/3kGFBOs... #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #PropertyLawyers #Conveyancers #CoownershipAgreements

14.01.2022 CRUCIAL TIME LIMITS FOR PROPERTY SETTLEMENT AFTER SEPARATION/DIVORCE If you’ve separated from your partner, at some point you’ll need to arrange property settlement. There are strict time limits for starting the process. They differ for married couples and de facto couples.... Make sure you don’t get ‘caught out’ by the different time frames. Although there are options if you miss the deadline, there is no guarantee the courts will accept your late application. Learn more about the time limits for property settlement in this blog from family lawyer Bridget Shultz. https://bit.ly/2ZEwPrT #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #FamilyLawyers #PropertySettlements #PropertySettlementTimeLimits #FamilyLawTimeLimits

13.01.2022 Many separating couples are lucky enough to come to an amicable agreement with their former partner about the division of property and how parenting arrangements will work. If that’s you, you’ve already done all the heavy lifting. But to ensure it doesn’t fall apart, you should protect all that hard work and formalise your agreement with Consent Orders.... Consent Orders are a written agreement between you and your ex and they are legally enforceable; giving you certainty and protection going forward. https://bit.ly/2YQj2Pz #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #FamilyLawyers #PropertySettlements #ParentingMatters #ChildrenAndFamilyLaw

13.01.2022 Appointing an Attorney (using a Power of Attorney) is not a decision to be made lightly but it is an important move which Australian adults should seriously consider. In our latest article, we provide a comprehensive guide to Powers of Attorney (General & Enduring), including: What is a Power of Attorney? What powers does your Attorney have?... When does a Power of Attorney operate? Appointing Attorneys Registering your POA Revoking your POA and more. https://bit.ly/3fmafwN #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #EstatePlanning #PowerOfAttorney #EnduringPowerOfAttorney #RevokePowerOfAttorney

12.01.2022 Goodbye 2020. We wish all our clients, colleagues, family and friends a wonderful welcome to 2021 and a safe, happy and prosperous year ahead.

11.01.2022 If you’ve done the right thing and written your Will, the next best thing you can do is re-visit it from time to time and make sure it still reflects your wishes. In our latest blog, estate planning lawyer Chris Alfonso looks at our top 10 reasons for reviewing and/or updating your Will. https://bit.ly/3lNTZFX... #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #YourWill #EstatePlanning

11.01.2022 If you’ve separated from your partner, at some point you’ll need to arrange property settlement. There are strict time limits for starting the process. They differ for married couples and de facto couples. Make sure you don’t get ‘caught out’ by the different time frames. Although there are options if you miss the deadline, there is no guarantee the courts will accept your late application.... Learn more about the time limits for property settlement in our latest blog from family lawyer Bridget Shultz. https://bit.ly/2ZEwPrT #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #FamilyLawyers #PropertySettlements

11.01.2022 It’s not uncommon to see family law matters where parents have provided money to their child and that child has subsequently separated from their partner. Some parents might think that the money they lovingly provided to their child, will stay with that child after any separation. This isn’t necessarily so. It depends on whether the money was provided as a gift or a loan and there’s a legal presumption that it’s a gift unless it can be specifically evidenced as a loan.... So, how will this ‘money’ be treated in any subsequent property settlement? Find out here. https://bit.ly/31ulQBm #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #CommercialLawyers #FamilyLawyers #PropertySettlements

10.01.2022 When starting a new business venture with colleagues or introducing new co-owners to your business, it is critical to consider your business structure. This will ensure that there is a well-defined management structure and a clear understanding of what is to happen if a co-owner departs, voluntarily or involuntarily. There are a few business structures to choose from and selecting the right one can be crucial to the successful operation of your business.... https://bit.ly/3frkZXu #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #CommercialLawyers #SmallBusinessLawyers #BusinessStructures #StartingABusiness

10.01.2022 It’s not unusual to hear of family members loaning money to each other. Parents loan money to their children (to buy their first car or enter the property market), grandparents to their grandchildren and even siblings to siblings. If the loan arrangement is documented appropriately, then this arrangement can be of great benefit to all parties involved. ... Likewise, if you don’t put family loans in writing, there can be dire consequences. https://bit.ly/2UqozZZ #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #FamilyLoans #CommercialLawyers #SmallBusinessLawyers #FamilyLawyers #PropertyLawyers #Conveyancers

09.01.2022 Whether it’s your first purchase or just one step in building a portfolio of investment properties, buying a property can be exciting and exhilarating as well as an anxious and tense period. Having a highly-skilled property lawyer and conveyancer on your side can make all the difference. Property transactions are continuing even in these currently uncertain times (sometimes planned and sometimes thrust upon us), so if you’re considering buying (or selling) property, it’s a g...ood idea to understand the process. https://bit.ly/2WLuV6x #NorthernBeachesLawyers #PropertyLawyers #Conveyancers #PropertySettlements

08.01.2022 If you’ve been told to get ‘independent legal advice’, what exactly does that mean? It’s actually a very specific type of advice and not that uncommon. For example, you may have to do it when you’re seeking to borrow money for a commercial enterprise or, as parents you offer to guarantee a loan for your child.... It’s also regularly referred to as a ‘solicitor’s certificate’. It stems out of the bad banking practices of the 1980’s; the lax lending habits of our banks saw a lot of people in deep and unreasonable debt. Learn more about what it means and why you might be asked to get it. https://bit.ly/2XDJmvI #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #CommercialLawyers #SmallBusinessLawyers #FamilyLawyers #PropertyLawyers #Conveyancers #PropertySettlements

07.01.2022 When someone dies (leaving a Will), they will have named one or more Executors. If you’ve been named Executor of a Will, you will be required to carry out the intentions of the deceased person, according to what’s contained in their Will. There will be quite a long list of tasks you’ll need to undertake. You’ll have to undertake these according to both the Will and the law.... It can be a daunting process for some people and it can be time-consuming and at times, complicated. Learn more here about your obligations as an Executor and if you need help at any point, we’re available to assist. https://bit.ly/2LBuuXn #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #ProbateLawyers #GrantOfProbate #ExecutorDuties #ExecutorResponsibilities

05.01.2022 Looking for wealth protection and tax advantages in your estate planning. Testamentary Trusts are tools which are useful for a range of reasons, including wealth protection and tax advantages. The benefits are not limited to only certain people or certain situations.... We’ve narrowed down some of the key people who would benefit from receiving their gift by way of a Testamentary Trust, rather than through a relatively simple Will. https://bit.ly/2VLSBqW #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #TestamentaryTrusts

04.01.2022 Often, the success of your own business is heavily influenced by your lifestyle and that of your family. If you own a business (including with business partners), it’s important that you dedicate some time and energy to business succession planning to protect what you have built. Your business succession plan needs to look at the effects of:... retirement (you or a business partner); injury or illness of a proprietor; total and permanent impairment of a proprietor; and death of a proprietor. Learn more here https://bit.ly/3c4rfCq #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #CommercialLawyers #SmallBusinessLawyers

03.01.2022 If you ever come to a position where you need to engage a lawyer, you likely want to know if you have a case or a claim or a chance of success. The answer (frustratingly at times), is not always straight forward. In fact, commonly it can be "yes and no" and machinations of that like, it depends. ... This is likely met with the thought, why can’t the lawyer just give you a straight answer? https://bit.ly/2NhR6gj #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #CommercialLawyers #SmallBusinessLawyers #FamilyLawyers #PropertyLawyers #Conveyancers

03.01.2022 Buying and selling a residential property is often the largest financial decision you will ever make, particularly on the Northern Beaches. The number of things you need to consider when going through this process can be intimidating, particularly when it is your first time buying or selling, or if it has been a long time since you last went through it. In our latest blog, we look at some of the crucial milestones when buying or selling property in NSW.... Learn more here. http://bit.ly/3vpJ4GX #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #PropertyLawyers #Conveyancers #BuyingProperty #SellingProperty

02.01.2022 When a parent dies, it can be difficult for the children to deal with the contents of the home including things like furniture, artwork, antiques, memorabilia and so on. A lot of those things may have little commercial value but often have a very high sentimental value. But you still need to know how to go about division of these items and when you can do it.... In our latest blog from estate planning lawyer Martin Alfonso, we look at how to deal with those more personal possessions. https://bit.ly/3iaeE3E #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #WillsEstatesLawyers #DeceasedEstates #Probate #EstateAdministration

02.01.2022 If you separate and have children, it’s important to understand any obligations with regard to child support whether you’re paying or receiving the support. Regardless of the time parents spend with their children, they have a legal duty to financially support their children at least until they turn 18 years. The amount of child support payable is based on a statutory formula (set out in the child support legislation). ... It takes into account the age of any children, the income of both parents and the time the children spend with both parents. Under certain circumstances, the formula may be varied. Learn more here. https://bit.ly/2zVXTcz #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #FamilyLawyers #ParentingMatters #ChildrenAndFamilyLaw #ChildSupport

01.01.2022 It’s often quite upsetting when parents have provided money to their child (who is in a relationship) and that child has subsequently separated from their partner. Some parents might think that the money they lovingly provided to their child, will stay with that child after any separation. This isn’t necessarily so. It depends on whether the money was provided as a gift or a loan and there’s a legal presumption that it’s a gift unless it can be specifically evidenced as a loa...n. So, how will this ‘money’ be treated in any subsequent property settlement? Find out here. https://bit.ly/31ulQBm #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #CommercialLawyers #FamilyLawyers #PropertySettlements

01.01.2022 Parents loan money to their children (to buy their first car or enter the property market), grandparents to their grandchildren and even siblings to siblings. If the loan arrangement is documented appropriately, then this arrangement can be of great benefit to all parties involved. Likewise, if you don’t put family loans in writing, there can be dire consequences.... https://bit.ly/2UqozZZ #NorthernBeachesLawyers #MonaValeLawyers #FamilyLoans #CommercialLawyers #SmallBusinessLawyers #FamilyLawyers #PropertyLawyers #Conveyancers