Your Best Alternative to Negotiated Agreement (BATNA), is defined as the most advantageous alternative that a negotiating party can take if negotiations fail and an agreement cannot be made. In other words, a party’s BATNA is the true measure by which any proposed agreement should be assessed. Used in negotiation tactics, it is never wise […]
6 Ways to Legally Protect Your Small Business
Have you been looking at ways to legally protect your small business? We have included six simple steps that we would recommend every business owner should follow when starting a new business. Correct Business Structure Ensure you have the correct structure for your business. It can make the difference between you successfully selling a business and […]
Pets in Wills
Pets and companion animals are important parts of our lives and family. Did you know that without a relevant Will in place, your final wishes including plans for your pets may not be carried out in the way you want?
How To Prevent Your Will From Being Contested
Over the past five years, we have seen a dramatic increase in the number of wills being contested.
Factors contributing to this surge include Australia’s ageing population – with more people living longer, there has been an increase in age-related illnesses such as dementia and Alzheimer’s.
Changes To The Enduring Power Of Attorney Regime
The Queensland Government is introducing new Enduring Power of Attorney and Advance Health Directive forms from 30th November 2020.
The most important advice you will receive before buying or selling your home
For many of us, the biggest investment we will make will be the purchase of property including our own home.
Supreme Court of Queensland confirms an attorney can enact a binding death benefit nomination
The Supreme Court of Queensland has recently confirmed the making of a binding death benefit nomination (BDBN) is a financial matter.
Chris Sheath & Associates listed as recommended Wills, Estates and Succession Planning Law Firm by 2020 Doyle’s Guide.
It seems that for many, deciding on a child’s education or even where to eat dinner is given more critical thinking than