Telemon Lawyers in Manly, New South Wales | Estate planning solicitor

Telemon Lawyers

Locality: Manly, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 8065 3080

Address: Suite 10, Chancery Chambers, 8 Belgrave St 2095 Manly, NSW, Australia

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

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17.01.2022 For how long have you been delaying finalising your will? Just get it done!

16.01.2022 About to undertake renovations to your strata lot? Make sure you know your entitlements.

15.01.2022 Make sure your will is capable of withstanding a Family Provision claim under the Succession Act 2006. Get advice before excluding 'eligible persons'...

13.01.2022 Matching outfits aren't as necessary as an iron-cast will in the case of blended families.

12.01.2022 I have been served with a ‘Lapsing Notice,’ what do I do? A lapsing notice is a form which once served on the caveator will cause a caveat registered on title to ‘lapse’ after 21 days of the service of the notice unless orders are obtained from Supreme Court for an extension of the caveat. More... http://telemon.com.au//i-have-been-served-with-a-lapsing-/

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03.01.2022 Attending the Northern Beaches Law Society CLE day at the Novotel Manly Pacific. Always interesting when those who have sat on the Bench present.

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03.01.2022 Wills Do I really need one? Writing a will is one of those things that many of us put off. I suppose we don’t really like thinking about our death that much. Funny that. It can also loom in our minds that writing a will is a big deal. Hours spent with a solicitor and your partner arguing over the minutiae of who gets what.... And if you’ve got young children, couples sometimes put off a will because they can’t decide who would be guardian if both of them were to die. But writing a will first and foremost will often save your surviving partner or family a significant degree of stress arising from the red tape of dying intestate (that is, without a will). If a person dies intestate and has assets in their sole name then the surviving partner may have to apply for Letters of Administration in the estate, rather than obtaining a Grant of Probate. While both are not insignificant steps, Letters of Administration takes longer, is more expensive and requires additional and sometimes costly steps which aren’t necessary in obtaining a Grant of Probate. The additional time and money are naturally burdens on a partner at a difficult time which can be easily avoided by the drafting of a will. Getting a basic will together does not take much time. For more information read our FAQ’s on Will and Estate Law or Contact us to get started.