In New South Wales (NSW) the distribution of your superannuation upon your death is governed by the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993 and the rules of your superannuation fund. Meaning that your superannuation benefits and insurance do not automatically form a part of the estate. It is often to the ‘estates’ advantage to keep superannuation […]
What happens if the Executor of a Will has deceased in NSW?
An executor is a person named in a will that is responsible for administering the deceased estate. The executor’s role is always to administer the estate in the best interests of the beneficiaries. In circumstances where the executor has deceased, unable or not willing to act, there are multiple avenues for the estate dependant on […]
Red Light Camera Fine NSW | Leniency, Demerit Points & More
Running a red light Camera is an offence attracting 3 demerit points and a $481 fine within the state of NSW. Failing to stop for a red light in NSW is an offence covered under Regulation 56 of the Road Rules 2014. These types of offences are often enforced by red-light cameras on the side […]
Interlock Orders in NSW
Interlock orders in NSW is an order made by the court when a person is sentenced to an alcohol of alcohol related driving offence, such as drinking driving (PCA). The interlock order typically follows a period of suspension or disqualification and requires participation in the program for a period of time. The period of time […]
What is PEXA and how does it work?
If you are purchasing or selling a house in NSW is it likely that you have heard of the word PEXA. PEXA is an acronym for Property Exchange Australia. It is a public company with majority shareholders owned by Link, Commonwealth Bank and Morgan Stanley that completes around 20,000 settlements a week or 80% of […]
How to make the executors job easier
Undertaking the role of the executor of a will can be difficult, especially when dealing with the loss of a loved one. The executor has six months (Supreme Court Rules 1970, Part 78, Rule 16) from the date of death of the deceased to file for probate. Filing after this date requires an explanation to […]