In administering an estate, it is necessary to have the original of the last Will. This is for a number of reasons, one of which is that there is a presumption that if an original Will cannot be found, then the Will maker destroyed it so as to revoke it. If there is no last […]
Yet another person trying to use a will kit to create a will and getting it wrong. There tends to be at least several of these each year in Queensland alone, although that doesn’t seem to cool the passion that some people have for their beloved will kits. This one however was a little different. […]
We often see lenders (usually from interstate) trying to secure a loan by a caveat or consent caveat on Queensland property. The problem with this is that – unless court proceedings are commenced to establish the claim to a charge on the land and notice is given to the Titles Office – the caveat will […]
The Queensland Supreme Court recently considered a number of issues concerning the use of a statutory demand in pursuing amounts owed to a builder under a building contract. A statutory demand is a process where a creditor issues a demand to the debtor company, requiring payment within 21 days or an application to be filed […]
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