Top Communication Tips when using a Lawyer

1st July 2024 At Castrikum Adams Legal, we pride ourselves on clear communication that our clients can easily understand, free from unnecessary legal jargon. Effective communication and collaboration are essential for navigating legal challenges successfully. Below are some additional tips that you can follow to ensure a seamless service with your lawyer. 1. Be […]
Understanding the Key Differences Between a Lease and a Licence

21st June, 2024 When it comes to using premises, both leases and licences offer ways to grant rights, but there are significant legal distinctions between the two that should be understood before entering an agreement. Lease Agreement: A lease provides a lessee with exclusive possession of a property for a specific period. Essential characteristics of a […]
Understanding Employment Contracts in New South Wales

10th June, 2024 An employment contract is a necessary agreement between an employer and an employee, outlining the terms and conditions of the job. It can be either written or verbal and includes essential details such as pay, work hours, and leave entitlements. This contract ensures both parties are aware of their rights and responsibilities, […]
Binding Death Benefit Nomination

28th May, 2024 What Happens to Your Superannuation When You Die? When planning your estate, it’s crucial to understand that your superannuation is not automatically included in your Will. This means that the beneficiaries named in your Will might not receive the benefits from your super fund unless you take specific actions. Binding vs. Non-Binding […]
Dealing with Strata Disputes

10th May, 2024 Dealing with strata disputes in New South Wales (NSW) can be complex, but understanding the process can help you navigate through it efficiently. Strata disputes involve disagreements between owners of lots in a strata scheme, the owners corporation (previously known as ‘body corporate’), strata committee, managing agent, building manager, or other interested […]
What is Probate in NSW

12th April, 2024 A Grant of Probate is a legal document issued by the Supreme Court of New South Wales. When a Grant of Probate is received, the Court recognises the validity of a Will and the executor of a Will to deal with the estate in accordance with the deceased person’s Will. This involves […]