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Letters of Administration – What's the Process When a Loved One Dies Without a Will?
Letters of Administration is a legal document issued by the Supreme Court of NSW when:
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Wills, Probate and What to do about the Assets of a loved one when they pass.
When a family member or loved one passes away, the last thing you want to think about are the legal steps required to execute their Will. Wills can be a somewhat complex matter to navigate, so familiarising yourself with...
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How is unpaid debt handled when a person dies?
It is an occurrence that happens more often than not - a person passes away and leaves unpaid debts behind. For the next of kin that is left behind, they often wonder what happens with these obligations. This often depen...
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How to Obtain a Copy of a Will
One of the first steps when determining your legal position on estate disputes is often looking at the terms of the Will in question. But how do you obtain a copy of the Will if you aren’t the executor of the estate? The...
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Estate planning for blended families
In Australia alone, one in three families are blended. These families are typically a result of adoptions, separations, divorces and remarriages. More than ever, it’s important for partners in blended families to seek an...
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Our response to the COViD-19 Situation that is unfolding
Taylor & Scott Lawyers are continuing to operate during this difficult period as we monitor the ongoing COVID-19 situation
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What workers need to know about employment law before starting their new job
Even though our job makes up such a significant part of our lives, most employees don’t know what their rights and legal entitlements are until something goes wrong and they have to take legal action against their employ...
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How social media can affect your personal injury or workers compensation claim?
Social media is a big part of our lives. It hosts a wellspring of accessible information, especially when it comes to legal cases. This is, however, a catch 22, because it can allow lawyers to access supplementary inform...
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Serious injury sustained whilst working for host employer. Labourer succeeds with Negligence Claim
Our client worked for a labour-hire company as a construction labourer. This employer loaned our client out to various building companies where he performed labouring jobs. On this occasion, he had been sent to work for ...
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What is the difference between TTD and TPD claims?
New superannuation laws came into effect from 1 July 2019. The new laws brought about several changes, including automatic cancellation of insurance for inactive accounts. These changes may have left you wondering what i...
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Worn Out Concrete Labourer - Successful Workers Compensation and TPD Claim
Our client worked in the concrete industry as a labourer. He had spent a lifetime doing extremely heavy work. His day involved physically demanding tasks including shovelling, pouring and finishing concrete, wheeling wheelbarrows full of concrete, bending, lifting, twisting and squatting.
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Scaffolder Wins Negligence Claim and Substantial Damages Payout
Working as a scaffolder/rigger is heavy, physically demanding work. Our client worked long hours six days a week constructing and bracing scaffolds, lifting and carrying scaffolding pipes, hammering metal in odd awkward ...
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