January Special
Posted by PW Lawyers
on 18 December 2025
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With 2026 just around the corner, the start of the new year is an excellent time to review your Will or to create a Will if you do not have one.
A Will is a legal document that sets out how you want your assets to be distributed after you die. It is recommended that anyone over the age of 18 sho...
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Do I Need to Register a Power of Attorney in NSW?
Posted by PW Lawyers
on 25 November 2025
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When appointing a Power of Attorney, you may think “what next?”. Who do I need to inform about my appointment of a Power of Attorney? Do I need to register my Power of Attorney?
When appointing a Power Attorney, it is important that you inform the person who you have nominated as you...
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What is an Exordium Clause?
Posted by PW Lawyers
on 18 November 2025
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Overview
An exordium clause - sometimes called the introductory clause or preamble - is the opening paragraph of a legal instrument that identifies the document, the parties, and the instrument’s foundational context. It can appear in deeds, wills, trusts, contracts, c...
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Can I Give an Interest-Free Loan to a Family Member?
Posted by PW Lawyers
on 16 October 2025
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It’s not unusual for parents to want to help their children financially, perhaps to buy their first home, start a business, or get through a tough patch. Often this help comes in the form of an interest-free loan or even a handshake agreement.
You can give an interest-free loan — but...
| Posted in:Legal ServicesGifting MoneyLoaning Money |
Understanding the Statutory Legacy for a surviving spouse under the Succession Act 2006 (NSW)
Posted by PW Lawyers
on 9 October 2025
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In cases where someone passes away without leaving a will, also known as dying intestate, in NSW the surviving spouse is entitled to what is referred to as a spousal legacy or more commonly known as the statutory legacy. This legacy is calculated and adjusted to reflect the cost of living over ti...
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