Learning About the Law

Learning About the Law

3 Things That May Invalidate Your Prenuptial Agreement

7 May 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

If you and your partner come to a mutual decision to obtain a prenuptial agreement, you should arrange to sit down with qualified family lawyers. Yes, each of you should get their own separate counsel to avoid conflict of interest and ensure that the lawyer is looking out for your best interest. Professional family lawyers focus on creating an agreement that is legally sound and enforceable. If it doesn't meet these criteria, then the courts may not uphold it when you do separate.
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3 Benefits That the Spouse Who Files for Divorce First Enjoys

28 April 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Sometimes in life, you make some hard decisions not because you want to, but because you must. Everyone wants their marriage to work and bring them the joy, hope and happiness they once anticipated to have. But when your marriage becomes 'pepper in your eyes' or doesn't work anymore, choosing to divorce seems sensible. And since divorce is a 'legal war' that the partners should be ready to face, how it ends might sometimes depend on who filed it first.
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Understanding Domestic Violence

16 April 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

The first thing you should know when it comes to domestic violence is the difference between domestic abuse and domestic violence. Domestic abuse includes emotional, financial, mental, spiritual, cultural, sexual and physical abuse. It mostly occurs when one partner in a romantic relationship dominates or controls the other. The abuser uses intimidation, shame, verbal threats, fear and guilt to wear the abused party down. Over time, verbal threats escalate to physical assault; this is what is referred to as domestic violence.
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How Is Property Handled When Somebody Dies Intestate?

9 April 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Life can be completely unpredictable, and it is not unusual, unfortunately, for an otherwise healthy individual to die suddenly and without any identified condition. If that individual were in the prime of their life, then they may not have thought about the repercussions to any extent and had not prepared their last will and testament. In this case, complications can arise as they are effectively classified as intestate. How does this affect any property that they may have an interest in, however?
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Can a Home Seller Access the Deposit Funds Early?

8 April 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

When two individuals agree to the terms related to a house purchase, certain items of paperwork will be signed, and the process of transfer may begin. This will typically be handled by a conveyancer on each side and will require a certain amount of time to complete while checks are made to ensure everything is above board. Usually, a deposit will be held in trust by the conveyancer as a sign of good intent on behalf of the buyer, which should give the seller some confidence.
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