What is a deceased estate? The term ‘deceased estate’ encompasses the entirety of assets, debts, and obligations left by an individual upon their death. If the deceased were owed a debt by someone else at the…
Safeguarding Your Brand: A Guide to Trademark Protection
Introduction The significance of trademark registration cannot be overstated for business owners aiming to establish exclusive rights for their brand in connection with specific goods and services. Business owners must remain proactive and vigilant against potential…
Navigating Estate Litigation in Queensland
Estate litigation in Queensland is governed by a unique set of laws and practices that aim to ensure the final wishes of a deceased person are honoured and that estate administration is conducted fairly. At Rose…
Family Provision Claims In QLD
In Queensland you can contest a will if you are an eligible person and you believe that you have been left without adequate provision for your proper maintenance and support. An eligible person includes: A child (including unborn…
Have I made a mistake – Is my claim statute-barred?
Among the many defences that may be available in response to a claim, one that can be particularly potent is the defence that a claim is statute-barred because of an expiration of a time limitation. The…