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Public Trustee Risks: What Families Need to Know
23rd June, 2025 When someone loses the ability to manage their own affairs, families must make difficult choices. One option is appointing a Public Trustee. These are government bodies...
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day: How You Can Help
16th June, 2025 Every year on 15 June, Australians mark World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD). This day raises awareness about elder abuse and urges communities to stand...
Electrical Safety in Rental Properties: Who’s Responsible?
10th June, 2025 Electrical safety in rental properties isn’t just good practice; it is a legal requirement in Australia. In New South Wales, any electrical fault that occurs...
Testamentary Capacity: Lessons from Banks v Goodfellow
2nd June, 2025 In New South Wales, making a valid Will requires more than signing a piece of paper. One of the most important requirements is testamentary capacity. This means...
Top 5 Mistakes to Avoid When Hiring a Lawyer
26th May, 2025 Hiring a lawyer is a big decision, no matter the legal issue. From contracts to intellectual property, the right legal advice matters. However, many people rush...
Understanding Wrongful Termination in NSW
19th May, 2025 Wrongful termination is a serious issue in any workplace. In New South Wales (NSW), legal protections exist to ensure that employees are not unfairly dismissed....
Understanding Agricultural Leases in NSW
12th May, 2025 Leasing agricultural land in New South Wales (NSW) is a common practice, especially in rural communities. These arrangements allow non-owners to use land for various farming...
Why Surveyors Matter in NSW Property Purchases
5th May, 2025 Buying property in New South Wales is exciting, but it can also come with risks—especially if you’re not thorough. While most purchasers know they need...
What Is Title Insurance – And Do You Really Need It in NSW?
28th April, 2025 Purchasing property in New South Wales can be both exciting and overwhelming. Among the many decisions buyers face is whether to purchase title insurance. While it’s...
The Closure of NSW’s Community Justice Centres
22nd April, 2025 The NSW Government has confirmed plans to close all Community Justice Centres (CJCs) by 30 June 2025 and repeal the Community Justice Centres Act 1983. These centres...
Disputes with Your Landlord in NSW: What Tenants Need to Know
14th April, 2025 Renting a home should be a straightforward process, but sometimes disagreements arise between tenants and landlords. In New South Wales, there are legal avenues to resolve...
Common Contracts and Safeguarding your Interests
7th April, 2025 Common contracts are essential in both personal and business relationships. They set clear expectations, protect your rights, and provide legal protection in case things go wrong....
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.