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- Nov 08 2025
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Who is responsible for my debts when I die?
When someone passes away, one of the most common questions families ask is: "Who is responsible for their debts?" It's a confusing and emotional topic, especially for families on the NSW-VIC border, where laws can differ depending on which state applies.
Who is responsible for my debts when I die? »
- Oct 18 2025
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- 355 recent views
New AML/CTF Laws Australia
Important Update: How New Anti-Money Laundering & Counter-Terrorism Funding Laws Affect Our Clients and Services at Eden Lawyers
New AML/CTF Laws Australia »
- Oct 13 2025
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Australia's New 5% Home Deposit Scheme Explained
Discover how Australia's new 5% Home Deposit Scheme works in 2025 - who's eligible, key benefits, hidden risks, and why every first home buyer should seek legal and financial advice before signing up.
Australia's New 5% Home Deposit Scheme Explained »
- Sep 25 2025
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Navigating NSW Probate in Albury-Wodonga
A practical guide for Executors managing estates across the NSW/Victoria border.
Navigating NSW Probate in Albury-Wodonga »
- Sep 21 2025
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- 653 recent views
Decoding Australian Property Special Conditions
Your Essential Guide to a Secure Sale: A deep dive into the unique clauses that shape your property contract and protect your interests in Australian conveyancing.
Decoding Australian Property Special Conditions »
- Sep 12 2025
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Dying without a Will in NSW
Dying without a valid will, also known as "dying intestate", can create a lot of legal and financial stress for your loved ones during an already difficult time.
Dying without a Will in NSW »
- Aug 15 2025
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- 402 recent views
Compulsory Disclosure Laws for Queensland property
Queensland Property Law Act 2023 introduces a compulsory disclosure regime for Queensland property, effective 1 August 2025.
Compulsory Disclosure Laws for Queensland property »
- Jul 23 2025
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- 375 recent views
What happens to your will if you suffer dementia?
If you suffer from dementia, your will remains valid as long as it was made while you still had legal mental capacity.
What happens to your will if you suffer dementia? »
- Jul 03 2025
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- 594 recent views
Laws regulating powers of attorney in Australia
The law regulating powers of attorney in Australia is state based.
Laws regulating powers of attorney in Australia »