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Recent Blogs
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Stepmother Mortgages Family Home Left for Sons
15 SEPTEMBER 2025 Jim Thynne died in 2011, survived by his wife Victoria and sons Harry (from a previous marriage) and Patrick. In Jim's will, Victoria was left the family home valued $4 million. This was under the condition that Victoria would leave the family home to Patrick and Harry equally when she died. In 2020, Victoria took out a mortgage over the family home. She used that money to keep the family farm running and to buy another property. Read more
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The Importance of Employment Contracts for Employers
02 SEPTEMBER 2025 At Fox & Staniland Lawyers, we regularly advise employers on how comprehensive employment contracts can serve as a crucial risk management tool. Here's why they are so important. Read more
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Widow Preserves Deceased Husband to Bear His Child
10 SEPTEMBER 2025 Mr Cerith Smith died in a car accident in 2025. Before his death, he and his partner, Michelle Montgomery, had planned to try for another child. Michelle applied to the Supreme Court to have his semen removed and stored. Read more
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Son Makes Claim After Violent Past
14 AUGUST 2025 Mrs Bertilla Girotto died in 2022 at the age of 90. Her estate was valued at $3.6 million. 11 days before her death, Bertilla changed her will. Read more
