Challenging a Will: What Evidence Do You Need?July 24, 2025 | Michael Sing Can you challenge a will if the person had
Chalik v Chalik: Challenging a Will Due to Undue InfluenceJuly 19, 2025 | Michael Sing Learn how to challenge a will due to undue
Aggravated And Punitive Damages For TrespassJuly 3, 2025 | Michael Sing Damages for trespass upon property are a serious matter
Developer Ordered to Pay $6.1M for Invalid Off-the-Plan TerminationJuly 2, 2025 | Michael Sing A developer was ordered to pay $6.1M in damages
Probate Of An Unsigned Email Attachment?April 22, 2025 | Michael Sing Can an email attachment be considered "close enough as
Pre-Action Disclosure: Obtaining Documents Before Launching ActionApril 16, 2025 | Michael Sing Identifying hidden money or financial wastage is crucial for
Equitable Estoppel: A 6-Step Guide to Broken Promises and the LawApril 6, 2025 | Michael Sing, Sakshi Bhati Equitable Estoppel: A Guide to Broken Promises and the
What to Do When You Don’t Trust the Executor of the EstateJanuary 29, 2025 | Michael Sing What to Do When You Don’t Trust the Executor
Removing The Executor Under A Will in QueenslandJanuary 24, 2025 | Michael Sing Removing The Executor Under A Will in Queensland: Where
Termination of Employment – Getting It Right the First TimeJanuary 20, 2025 | Michael Sing Termination of employment is an area of law that
Termination of Contract of Employment: Can It Lead to Damages for Psychiatric Injury?December 12, 2024 | Michael Sing Are damages for psychiatric injury for a breach of
Co-Ownership of Property: 5 Powerful Reasons Why Documentation MattersNovember 8, 2024 | Michael Sing Co-Ownership of Property: Why Documentation Matters In the current
Broken Promises and The Doctrine of Equitable Estoppel By EncouragementAugust 19, 2024 | Michael Sing “One day my son, this will all be yours…”
Termination of “off the plan contracts” by Developers-Implied term of co-operation and right to inspect.August 19, 2024 | Michael Sing The current property market in Queensland has posed various
Challenging a will – Unconscionable Conduct and treating medical practitionersMay 29, 2024 | Michael Sing Occasionally, a testator leaves their estate or some part
Challenging a Will based on Undue Influence in QueenslandMay 29, 2024 | Michael Sing, Helen Nguyen A disappointed beneficiary under a will may claim that
Challenging high interest rates. How much interest is too much?May 23, 2024 | Michael Sing From time to time, borrowers may turn to “lenders
Duties of mortgagee in exercising Power of Sale and LiquidatorsNovember 8, 2023 | Michael Sing What are the duties of a mortgagee in exercising
