Disclaimer

The material on this web site is only of general informational value. You should not act, or refrain from acting, solely on the basis of this material. This general information does not constitute legal advice and your access to this web site does not, of itself, give rise to a relationship of lawyer and client between E&A Lawyers and yourself.

In this web site, any frames, links or other references to other web sites, persons or information are produced solely for convenience. Those references are not an endorsement of those parties or their products or services. We do not warrant the accuracy or suitability of any information contained in this or any other web site.

As far as is permitted by law, E&A Lawyers excludes all liability to third parties arising directly, or indirectly, out of their use of or reliance on materials contained in this web site. Specifically, E&A Lawyers does not warrant that the files contained in, or referred to in, this web site are free of viruses or other defects. In the event that liability cannot, by law, be excluded, the liability of E&A Lawyers will be limited to replacing the defective file.

We have and retain copyright to all works contained in this web site. We licence you to reproduce those work only if:

  1. The reproduction is for private or non-commercial purposes; and
  2. You ensure that the works are clearly attributed to E&A Lawyers.

Limitation of Liability

Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation.

Latest Blogs

Navigating child support - from assessments to private agreements

Navigating child support - from assessments to private agreements

Navigating child support after separation from your partner can be challenging. Understanding the options available, such as child support assessments or private agreements, helps parents make informed decisions.
Read more
Who has the right to make decisions about a deceased's body?

Who has the right to make decisions about a deceased's body?

Understanding who holds the legal right to make decisions about what happens to the body of a deceased person is essential for ensuring the deceased's wishes are respected and avoiding disputes during an already difficult time.
Read more
Common causes of delays in progressing to mediation in family law matters

Common causes of delays in progressing to mediation in family law matters

Once the initial stage of negotiation has taken place in a family law proceeding, the parties will move toward mediation to achieve a more structured outcome. One of the most common frustrations is the gap between negotiations and attending mediation.
Read more
Advantages of professional advice when making a Binding Death Benefit Nomination

Advantages of professional advice when making a Binding Death Benefit Nomination

When considering a Binding Death Benefit Nomination, professional advice can be valuable to ensure the nomination is valid, complies with relevant legislation, and fits within your broader financial and estate planning strategy.
Read more