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The Law - Plain and Simple
After 35 years in practice, we believe that people
basically want 2 things from their solicitor:
- Simplicity in communication and legal documents
- Better value for money from the service provided
To meet these needs, we've made it as easy as possible
for you to do business with us.
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Tell it like it is
What this means is you will:
- Receive short, direct and to the point communications from us
- Find it easy to access who and what you need, when you need it
- Waste less of your valuable time wading through painful legal jargon
All of which saves you time and money!
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Rule Against Perpetuities
An exceedingly complex legal doctrine that limits the amount of time that property can be controlled after death by a person's instructions in a Will. For example a person might not be allowed to leave property to a husband for his life, then to her children for their lives, then to her grandchildren. The gift would potentially go to the grandchildren a point too remote in time. In New South Wales pursuant to the Perpetuities Act 1984 the perpetuity period applicable to an interest created by a settlement shall be 80 years from the date on which settlement takes effect. |
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Have You Ever Wondered.... About The Kookaburra Sitting In The Old Gum Tree?
Men at Work, unlike many groups from 30 years ago have not yet
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"I have utilised the legal expertise of mccourts both professionally and personally for 25 years. Running a small business of his own
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Andrew Ross
Chief Executive Officer, Travelforce
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