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The Legal House We are a boutique team of legal professionals, which means that we can adapt and respond quickly. If you call, we will answer.

We care about what we do and the results we achieve for our clients.

What a fantastic day on the green! ⛳️Nick Harrison and The Legal House team were proud to sponsor a hole at the Broadbea...
12/06/2026

What a fantastic day on the green! ⛳️

Nick Harrison and The Legal House team were proud to sponsor a hole at the Broadbeach Cats AFL Club Annual Golf Day, raising funds and awareness for MND Australia.

Community is at the heart of everything we do, and it was great to spend the day connecting with local businesses, club supporters, and players while supporting a cause that impacts so many Australians.

Thank you to the Broadbeach Cats for organising such a successful event and to everyone who helped make the day possible.

Together, we’re stronger when we support our community.

We’re grateful to have supported Dallas through what can often be a challenging time.Our team always aims to make the pr...
11/06/2026

We’re grateful to have supported Dallas through what can often be a challenging time.

Our team always aims to make the process feel clearer, calmer, and more manageable, with a focus on both professionalism and genuine care.

Thank you for trusting us to guide you through it.

A Will isn’t something you set and forget - it is a living document which should change when your life changes.You shoul...
09/06/2026

A Will isn’t something you set and forget - it is a living document which should change when your life changes.

You should review it when major life changes happen, like:
• Marriage or separation
• Having children
• Buying or selling property
• Changes in financial circumstances
• Loss of a loved one

If your situation has changed, your Will should too.

Keeping it up to date ensures it still reflects your wishes and protects the people who matter most.
If it’s been a while, it might be time for a review.

These two are often confused - but they serve very different purposes.A Will comes into effect after you die and dictate...
04/06/2026

These two are often confused - but they serve very different purposes.

A Will comes into effect after you die and dictates how your estate assets are distributed.

A Power of Attorney applies while you’re still alive and allows someone to make decisions on your behalf if you’re unable to.

Both play an important role in protecting you and your future.

If you’re unsure what you need, our team is here to guide you.


📞 Contact The Legal House TodayFamily law matters need clear advice and the right support.At The Legal House, we assist ...
31/05/2026

📞 Contact The Legal House Today

Family law matters need clear advice and the right support.

At The Legal House, we assist with parenting agreements, parenting plans and consent orders, taking the time to understand your situation and guide you toward the best outcome for your family.

Whether you’re formalising an agreement or exploring your options, we’re here to help.

Get in touch with our team today.

📞 Contact The Legal House TodayFamily law matters need clear advice and the right support.At The Legal House, we assist ...
28/05/2026

📞 Contact The Legal House Today

Family law matters need clear advice and the right support.

At The Legal House, we assist with parenting agreements, parenting plans and consent orders, taking the time to understand your situation and guide you toward the best outcome for your family.

Whether you’re formalising an agreement or exploring your options, we’re here to help.
Get in touch with our team today.

It’s one of the most common assumptions we hear - and unfortunately, it’s not always true.If you die without a valid Wil...
20/05/2026

It’s one of the most common assumptions we hear - and unfortunately, it’s not always true.

If you die without a valid Will, your estate is distributed according to legislation, not your personal wishes. That can mean delays, added stress for your loved ones, and outcomes you may not have intended.

Even in straightforward family situations, having a legally valid Will in place gives clarity and certainty when it matters most.

If it’s something you’ve been meaning to organise, this is your sign to get it sorted.

Send us a message or get in touch to organise your Will.


If you die without a Will, it’s called dying “intestate”.That means:• Your estate is distributed according to a fixed le...
18/05/2026

If you die without a Will, it’s called dying “intestate”.

That means:
• Your estate is distributed according to a fixed legal formula
• Your loved ones may face delays and additional legal steps
• Someone you wouldn’t have chosen may be appointed to manage your estate
• It can also create unnecessary stress during an already difficult time.

Putting a Will in place is one of the simplest ways to protect your family and ensure your wishes are respected.

If you’ve been putting it off, now is a good time to tick it off your list. Reach out to us to find out how easy this really is.

📚 Do You Know Who Can Legally Witness Your Will?Getting a will signed and witnessed correctly is more important than man...
31/03/2026

📚 Do You Know Who Can Legally Witness Your Will?

Getting a will signed and witnessed correctly is more important than many people realise. Even a small mistake with witnesses can affect how your final wishes are carried out.

Whether you’re updating an existing will or making one for the first time, understanding the rules around witnesses can give you peace of mind and help protect your legacy.

Head to the blog to learn everything you need to know 👇
🔗 Read more: http://thelegalhouse.com.au/who-can-witness-a-will/

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