Navigating Probate in Queensland: Your Essential Guide
How does Probate work in Queensland? Can probate be contested? Is probate necessary? These are some of the questions we answer in this brief article.
TOP 5 Mistakes Dad’s Make During Parenting Negotiations
This article is about common mistakes fathers make when negotiating parenting agreements. It emphasizes that fathers should prioritize the child’s well-being over what seems fair to the father.
Removing an Executor from a Will in Queensland
Worried an executor is mishandling a Queensland estate? Delays, conflicts, or lack of communication might be signs for removal. Learn the legal grounds and when to seek help from a lawyer specializing in estate disputes. Read more for your peace of mind.
Subpoena Shock? 6 Steps to Protect Yourself (Especially for Businesses)
Discover six essential steps to protect your business when served with a subpoena, from marking deadlines to hiring expert legal help. Learn how to safeguard your sensitive information and effectively manage the legal process. Contact us for expert guidance and support.
Property Settlements: Discover the practical tips that will help you save money
Madsen Law has specialised in Family Law for over 20 years. We know Property Settlements can be emotionally charged and financially draining, but there are some very practical things you can do to streamline the process.
Changes to the Family Law Act: Implications for Fathers
There will be significant changes to how parenting orders are made when the Family Law Act amendment comes into effect on the 6th of May 2024. Read the article to find out more and how this may affect you.
Two of the more significant changes are how the court determines what is in a Child’s Best Interest and the repeal of the Presumption of Shared Parental Responsibility.
Case Conferencing Insights for Successful Advocacy
Learn how details, context, and presentation strategy can complement legal arguments for impactful case conferencing outcomes.
THE INDEPENDENT CHILDREN’S LAWYER IS TERRIBLE – SO HOW DO I GET THEM REPLACED?
In the recent case of Stanhope v Stanhope (2023), the Family Court of Western Australia faced a critical decision regarding the father’s plea for the removal of the Independent Children’s Lawyer (ICL). Allegations included the ICL’s perceived lack of impartiality, professionalism, and capability to serve the child’s best interests. The court, however, emphasized the ICL’s unique role, outlining that removal should only occur for substantial reasons, such as deliberate misinformation, unethical behavior, bias, incompetence, or a conflict of interest.
How To Contest A Will?
Challenging the will is a complex legal process that does require the assistance from an experienced estate lawyer.