What Happens When a Beneficiary Dies Before You?

What Happens When a Beneficiary Dies Before You?

Imagine this: You’ve carefully made your Will, making sure your loved ones will be taken care of when you’re gone. You’ve left a generous gift to your son, Jake. But then, something unexpected happens—Jake passes away before you do.

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What legal issues do you need to look out for in 2025?

What legal issues do you need to look out for in 2025?

With the coming of a new year come new ideas, plans and goals. Sometimes these may come about because of a change in circumstances and needs. In other cases, these may be a necessary undertaking due to a change in law, regulation or requirements. Here are some legal issues that we think will be hot issues in 2025 and our tips to help you navigate them. 

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Celebrating New Beginnings in 2024

Celebrating New Beginnings in 2024

What a year! Those of you that have been keeping up with us this year will know that 2024 was a big year of learning, change and growth for us. Learning can be painful and challenging – quite literally. There is scientific research that suggests there is a link...

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A Christmas Story: Planning for the Future While You Deck the Halls

A Christmas Story: Planning for the Future While You Deck the Halls

Christmas is a time for joy, family and reflection. But amidst the festivities, it’s also an excellent opportunity to consider your estate planning.  While it might seem unusual to bring up estate planning during the holidays, Christmas presents a rare chance to start these important conversations. 

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​​Caveats are not security interests​

​​Caveats are not security interests​

You have loaned someone money in relation to a property, and in return the borrower has agreed to give you an interest in the property. You lodge a caveat, but you are worried about whether you are properly protected if the borrow does not repay you.

Caveats are a protective mechanism that play an important role in property law. However, a caveat is not a ‘security interest’ in the traditional sense, and it is important to consider whether a caveat is the appropriate tool to safeguard your interest.

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Introducing ADLV Law

Introducing ADLV Law

We are excited to announce that as of 1 October 2024, Andreyev Lawyers officially became ADLV Law.  Those of you who have known us for a while will know that our firm has undergone transformational changes over the years. This latest transformation is a reshaping of...

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