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Creating a will is one of the most important steps to ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after your passing. However, many people make the mistake of drafting a will and then setting it aside, assuming their job is done.

Commercial lease disputes can be a significant source of stress for landlords and tenants, potentially disrupting business operations and damaging relationships. Whether the issue arises from unpaid rent, maintenance responsibilities, or lease termination, resolving disputes efficiently is crucial. Here, our Szabo & Associates Solicitors' property dispute lawyers outline several strategies to help navigate and resolve commercial lease disputes in NSW.

Contesting a will in New South Wales can be challenging and emotional. Understanding the legal grounds and processes involved is crucial for those left feeling unfairly treated or excluded from a loved one's will. Our experienced contesting a Will solicitors in Sydney and NSW at Szabo & Associates Solicitors can provide invaluable guidance, ensuring you understand the key considerations for contesting a will in NSW and how to navigate this complex area of law.

Whether you are a small startup or an established enterprise, having a clear, comprehensive contract when entering a business agreement is vital to protect your interests and set clear expectations. A well-crafted business contract lays the foundation for smooth operations and can help prevent disputes. Our business and commercial lawyers at Szabo & Associates Solicitors can explain essential clauses that should be included in any business contract, along with some practical tips for creating effective agreements.

When navigating the complex process of buying or selling property, two key professionals often come up: conveyancers and solicitors. Although both are involved in legal aspects of property transactions, their roles differ significantly in terms of responsibilities, specialisation, and the level of legal services they provide. For your property transaction in NSW you are best choosing a Solicitor, particularly given that it is not worth the risk of using a conveyancer, together with other reasons we outline in this article.