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The Importance of Storing Valuable Documents

In the wake of the NSW bushfire crisis it is an appropriate time to reflect on how we can better prepare for the unexpected and protect what is most valuable to us. Not only should you have a thorough bushfire survival plan in place and appropriate...
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How not to destroy the Christmas Cheer…

For many, Christmas is a time to gather with family and friends, enjoy good food, good wine and (mostly) good company. Whilst estate planning probably isn’t the most enjoyable subject to discuss over Christmas lunch, the holiday period can be an opportune...
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Home Insurance Traps

When homeowners leave their homes unoccupied for extended periods of time, insurers have found that the risk of break-ins, burglaries and property damage through robbery and vandalism increases. An insurance policy is a contract where the insured party must...
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Cropping our sunburnt country, on a handshake….

The use of share farmers and contractors to plant, spray, nurture and harvest crops on an informal handshake is common. Unfortunately, these types of arrangements do have a habit of breaking down if one or both of the parties involved fail to fulfil their...
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Taking water under a basic landholder right

Jack is a mad gardener and owns a small 5 acre property on a hill near the Tumut River. Jack lives off grid and has a veggie patch that’s the envy of the district. There is a small 3 meter wide strip of land owned by Jill between Jack’s property and the...
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