Hurlstone Park Legal

10/04/2026

Last chance to bring in your plastic breadtags to our drop off @ 21 Crinan Street, Hurlstone Park. Collections are ceasing due to a new system - once our last bag is filled it’s going off in the post!! Bring in your plastic bread tags by 20 April 2026 to recycle through our drop off service !!!!

23/12/2025

Thankyou to everyone in the community for helping us celebrate 20 years of service in 2025! 🎉 We will be closed from 2:00pm 23 December 2025 until 2 February 2026 for annual leave and renovations ! See you all in 2026!! 🎉

02/04/2025

UK Case Law with a twist.....

27/03/2025

19/03/2025

GOVERNMENT BAN ON FOREIGN PURCHASES OF DWELLINGS!!!
From 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2027 there will be a ban on foreign purchases of established dwellings for at least 2 years and crack down on land banking.
The ban includes temporary residents and foreign-owned companies. Some exceptions will apply. These limited exceptions will include investments that significantly increase housing supply or support the availability of housing supply, and for the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme.
Other existing exceptions remain in place, such as for purchases by: permanent residents, New Zealand citizens, spouses of Australian citizens, permanent residents or New Zealand citizens (when purchased as joint tenants).

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24/04/2024

A little article about scattering ashes for you all.......

From firing them into the night sky, to letting fly at the SCG, to tossing them at Pink, people are finding creative ways to scatter ashes — but what are the do's and don'ts when it comes to farewelling your loved one's remains?

17/04/2024

Thank you to everyone who has brought in their bread tags. I have just sent off almost 4 kg's of bread tags to be transformed into wheel chairs for those in need!! Keep them coming!!

28/12/2023

Congratulations to the LawConnect team - what a finish!!! My amazing account manager for Infotrack Mustafa was part of this amazing achievement as a crew member! 🙌🥂🍾👏🏼

🏆 We are thrilled to announce that LawConnect has won LINE HONOURS in the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race 2023, just 51 seconds ahead of Andoo Team X!

Skippered and owned by Christian Beck LawConnect crossed the finish line in one day, 19 hours, three minutes and 58 seconds.

We’d like to thank our amazing crew who have worked extremely hard to make it happen. A huge shoutout to our on-shore team, family, friends and colleagues for their work behind the scenes and tremendous support. Finally, we would like to give special thanks to our supporters who cheered us on from all corners of the globe, sent encouraging messages of support and tuned into our live stream (when we could get it working!) 🙏

22/12/2023

Thank you to all our clients for your support in 2023! Wishing everyone all the best for the festive season and a wonderful 2024!!!

13/11/2023

WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH THE ASHES OF A LOVED ONE?
The person who lodges an application for a cremation, often a relative or the executor of the estate, should arrange to collect the ashes.
Once the ashes have been collected, they can be:
• buried in a cemetery in a small plot or placed in a columbarium or niche wall
• preserved in a decorative urn and kept at home or some other favourite spot
• with consent of the owner, scattered on private land
• with consent, scattered at a beach, river, public park or at sea, at a place that was significant to the deceased or their families, or following the personal wishes of the deceased.
Some more unusual options include:-
* Putting them in a firework and blasting them into the night sky in a colourful display
* Put them into a stuffed animal you can hug at night
* Put them into a Bio Urn and grow them into a tree
* Get them made into a diamond and have it set into jewellery

12/11/2023

How is an executor or trustee protected against further claims before the estate or trust can be safely distributed?

A Notice of Intention to Distribute the Estate (or Trust) should be advertised, in the prescribed form, giving at least thirty (30) days for claimants to notify the legal personal representative of their claims. Distribution should not take place until at least six months after the date of death or, if the legal personal representative has received notice of an intention to make a family provision claim which has not been commenced, at least 12 months after the date of death.