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The Latest Conveyancing, Wills & Probate and Business Law news from Szabo & Associates
what is a holding over lease?

When a commercial lease comes to an end, it is not uncommon for a tenant to remain in occupation of the premises while negotiations for a new lease continue. This situation is commonly referred to as a holding over lease. Many landlords and tenants assume that once a lease expires, the tenant must immediately vacate

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Can a Landlord Increase Rent During a Commercial Lease in NSw

For many businesses, rent is one of the largest ongoing expenses under a commercial lease. As operating costs increase, landlords may seek to increase the rent during the lease term, while tenants often want certainty about their future financial commitments. A common question asked by both landlords and tenants is whether rent can be increased

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Can a Beneficiary See Estate Accounts in NSW

When a person passes away, the executor is responsible for administering the deceased estate in accordance with the terms of the Will and their legal obligations. During this process, beneficiaries often want to know how estate assets are being managed and whether they are entitled to receive financial information. It is not uncommon for beneficiaries

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Can An Executor Be Removed in NSW?

When a person prepares a Will, they appoint an executor to administer their estate after they pass away. In many cases, the executor carries out their duties without issue. However, disputes can arise where beneficiaries believe the executor is not acting appropriately or is failing to properly administer the estate. Concerns may develop if an

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What Happens When a Family Trust Owns Assets After Death in NSW

When a loved one passes away, family members often assume that all of the deceased’s assets will form part of their estate and be distributed according to their Will. In many cases, this is not entirely correct. A significant number of Australians hold assets through discretionary family trusts, and these assets may not automatically become

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