Is the Property Really Part of the Estate

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By Sofia Saad “My former partner says the property is worth $1 million.” That may be their opinion, but an allegation, estimate or figure written in court documents does not automatically prove the value of an asset. The Federal Circuit and Family Court’s decision in Statham & Statham (No 2) [2026] FedCFamC1A 176 demonstrates why...
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Selling Property Before Death: Does the Gift in Your Will Still Work?
By Sofia Saad Imagine that your will says a property is to be sold and the proceeds divided among particular beneficiaries. You later decide to sell the property yourself. Contracts...
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Will Artificial Intelligence Take Over Property Lawyers?
A comparative evaluation of the opportunities and limitations of generative artificial intelligence in Australian property law practice  By Brad Marland, Marsella Zraika, Gorkem Oksuz and Mark Monfort  Generative artificial intelligence...
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Is the Property Really Part of the Estate
What Is the Property Worth? Why Guesswork Can Derail a Family Law Property Case
By Sofia Saad “My former partner says the property is worth $1 million.” That may be their opinion, but an allegation, estimate or figure written in court documents does not...
AI & Legal Practice
AI and the Future of Legal Practice: Rethinking How the Next Generation of Lawyers Develops Expertise
As artificial intelligence transforms legal research, drafting and document review, law firms face a challenge extending beyond efficiency: how to develop the next generation of legal professionals when the work...
Selling Property Before Death
Selling Property Before Death: Does the Gift in Your Will Still Work?
By Sofia Saad Imagine that your will says a property is to be sold and the proceeds divided among particular beneficiaries. You later decide to sell the property yourself. Contracts...
Artificial Intelligence RED
Will Artificial Intelligence Take Over Property Lawyers?
A comparative evaluation of the opportunities and limitations of generative artificial intelligence in Australian property law practice  By Brad Marland, Marsella Zraika, Gorkem Oksuz and Mark Monfort  Generative artificial intelligence...
Promotions for Socials (7)
Madison Marcus Expands Investment Funds & Financial Services Practice with Jessica Lucich
Madison Marcus has appointed Jessica Lucich as a Partner in its Investment Funds & Financial Services practice, strengthening the firm’s specialist capability across investment funds, financial services, exchange traded products...
Building Defects (1)
Property Joint Ventures and Fiduciary Obligations: Lessons from Wang v Yu [2026] NSWSC 1254
By Gorkem Oksuz and Brad Marland Property development joint ventures bring together parties contributing land, capital, expertise and labour towards a shared commercial objective. Where the arrangement is informal, however,...

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