No Contact for 34 Years: Can an Estranged Adult Child Still Challenge a Will?
Thirty-four years without contact. Nothing left under the will. Case closed? Not quite. In a recent NSW Supreme Court decision, an adult daughter who had not seen her father for approximately 34 years was found entitled to receive $125,000 from his estate. The case is a powerful reminder that family relationships cannot always be understood...
Beyond the Brief - Episode 1: Planning, Development and the Future of Approvals
Planning and development in NSW is becoming more complex, more regulated and, in many cases, more commercially challenging. In the latest episode of Beyond the Brief, Madison Marcus Planning and Environment...
NSW Rental Law Changes: What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know
By Gorkem Oksuz and Brad Marland Residential tenancy laws in New South Wales have undergone significant reform, affecting how tenancies can be ended, how often rent may be increased, the...
NSW Property and Stock Agent Laws Are Changing: What You Need to Know
By Gorkem Oksuz and Brad Marland NSW has introduced significant reforms to the laws regulating real estate agents, with a strong focus on underquoting, price transparency and agent conduct. The...
Tim Sargeant: Commercial Litigation and Corporate Insolvency Lawyer Joins Madison Marcus as Partner
Tim Sargeant has joined Madison Marcus as a Partner, bringing more than 20 years of experience in commercial litigation and corporate insolvency to the firm. A highly experienced disputes lawyer,...
Brad Marland: Experienced Property Lawyer Joins Madison Marcus as Partner
Brad Marland has joined Madison Marcus as a Partner, bringing nearly 25 years of experience across the property sector to the firm’s Real Estate & Development practice. An experienced property...
An Office of AI could help. But only if it becomes a place to talk
Our Chief AI Officer, Mark Monfort, shares his perspective on Australia’s proposed AI framework and what the new Office of AI could mean for businesses, regulators and those deploying AI...
No Contact for 34 Years: Can an Estranged Adult Child Still Challenge a Will?
Thirty-four years without contact. Nothing left under the will. Case closed? Not quite. In a recent NSW Supreme Court decision, an adult daughter who had not seen her father for...
Beyond the Brief - Episode 1: Planning, Development and the Future of Approvals
Planning and development in NSW is becoming more complex, more regulated and, in many cases, more commercially challenging. In the latest episode of Beyond the Brief, Madison Marcus Planning and Environment...
NSW Rental Law Changes: What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know
By Gorkem Oksuz and Brad Marland Residential tenancy laws in New South Wales have undergone significant reform, affecting how tenancies can be ended, how often rent may be increased, the...
NSW Property and Stock Agent Laws Are Changing: What You Need to Know
By Gorkem Oksuz and Brad Marland NSW has introduced significant reforms to the laws regulating real estate agents, with a strong focus on underquoting, price transparency and agent conduct. The...
Tim Sargeant: Commercial Litigation and Corporate Insolvency Lawyer Joins Madison Marcus as Partner
Tim Sargeant has joined Madison Marcus as a Partner, bringing more than 20 years of experience in commercial litigation and corporate insolvency to the firm. A highly experienced disputes lawyer,...
Brad Marland: Experienced Property Lawyer Joins Madison Marcus as Partner
Brad Marland has joined Madison Marcus as a Partner, bringing nearly 25 years of experience across the property sector to the firm’s Real Estate & Development practice. An experienced property...
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