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Adverse Possession Claims in NSW: Understanding the 12-Year Rule
28th August, 2026 What is Adverse Possession? Adverse possession is a legal process that may allow a person to apply for ownership of land they do not legally own....
Asset Sale Agreements in Australia: What Are They and How Do They Work?
21st August, 2026 Businesses do not always need to sell their entire business. Instead, they may choose to sell specific assets through an asset sale agreement. This can provide...
What Are Rent Arrears and What Happens When Rent Goes Unpaid?
14th August, 2026 Rent arrears occur when a tenant falls behind on their agreed rental payments. In New South Wales (NSW), tenants must pay rent according to their tenancy...
What to Do After Your Fixed-Term Contract Ends: Understanding Your Rights
7th August, 2026 A fixed-term contract can provide certainty for both employees and employers. However, many people feel unsure about their rights once the agreed end date arrives. Understanding...
Power of Appropriation and Asset Distribution in NSW Estates
26th June, 2026 When a person dies in New South Wales (NSW), their assets form their estate and are managed by an executor. The executor must distribute the estate...
Do Annuities Affect Estate Planning in NSW?
17th July, 2026 Annuities are a retirement income option that some Australians consider when planning for their future. However, many people are unsure how an annuity interacts with their...
What Happens If All Beneficiaries Pass Away Before I Die in NSW?
10th July, 2026 A carefully prepared Will sets out who should receive your assets after your death and can reduce uncertainty for your loved ones. However, life does not...
Can a Property Sale Be Stopped During an Estate Dispute in NSW?
3rd July, 2026 Property sales from deceased estates in New South Wales (NSW) can become complicated when disputes arise between beneficiaries or family members. Property sales can be stopped...
How Conveyancing and Estate Planning Work Together
18th June, 2026 Buying or selling property often marks a major life change. However, many people focus only on the transaction itself. They may overlook how property decisions...
Why an Equal Will Doesn’t Always Mean an Equal Inheritance
11th June, 2026 Many people believe that leaving their estate equally among their children will prevent disputes. However, estate matters are rarely that simple. The circumstances surrounding gifts made...
Can You Make a Will in Australia If You Are Not a Citizen?
14th April, 2026 Many people living in Australia are permanent residents or visa holders. Therefore, Australian citizenship often becomes an important consideration when preparing a valid Will. The...
Remote Work and Your Employment Contract
7th April, 2026 The Shift Towards Remote Work Working from home is now a standard feature across many roles in New South Wales. Rising fuel prices have also...
Acknowledgement of Country
Castrikum Adams Legal acknowledges the Traditional Owners of this land, the Arakwal people, the Minjungbal people and the Widjabul people of the Bundjalung Nation, and pay our respects to elders past and present.