Frequently Asked Questions
What Matters Do You Deal With?
We can assist with a wide range of legal matters, including wills, probate/letters of administration, estate administration and litigation, property law, strata, civil litigation, and business law.
How Much Is The Initial Consultation?
The initial consultation is $240. Payment is by cash and/or EFTPOS only.
How Long Is The Initial Consultation?
The initial consultation is up to 1 hour.
What Legal Advice Is Not Included In The Initial Consultation?
Drafting commercial documents, and complex legal commercial documents i.e leases, deeds, bank documents, etc.
Do You Provide Legal Aid?
Please contact us for more information.
Do You Provide Concession Rates?
We provide concession rates for our standard will services only. Normally priced at $330, a discounted rate of $280 is available for Pensioner or Health Care Card holders.
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Legal Resources, Tips and More
What is the time frame to pursue money owed?
In WA, unless the debt follows a court judgement you have 6 years, otherwise under judgement the period is 12 years. Seek legal advice to recover debts if other avenues have failed.
I work with a friend, should we have a business contract?
When you started out, it most likely was with the intention that business would not change the friendship, but overtime people’s circumstances change and disputes over small things that weren’t foreseen can escalate and ruin the friendship and the business. The best way to ensure clarity for all parties is to have a contract.
How to avoid a challenge to your Will
Make sure the Will is properly executed, be tested for competency by your solicitor when making the Will to verify sound mind, avoid undue influence from inheritors by removing them from the process and discussion, consider a no-content clause and make a video recording of the Will signing to avoid unnecessary dispute.
If I don't pay a fine what can happen?
If you don't pay your fine within the prescribed time, usually 28 days, your fine will be registered with the Fines Enforcement Registry. This can lead to an enforceable licence suspension order, an enforcement warrant to sell or wheel clamp your vehicle, an unpaid community work order, even spending time in prison.
In a conveyancing matter can a settlement agent offer legal advice?
No, a settlement agent cannot offer legal advice. To avoid settlement problems seek proper legal advice.