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TGB Lawyers’ Wills and Estates team outlines some critical information on superannuation and estate planning. It does not make up part of your estate. Most of our clients are shocked when we tell them that their super does not make up part of their estate and even if you have a validly drafted will, superannuation does...
Read morePersonal injury lawyer Victoria Bell defines “permanent disability” for the purpose of claiming Total Permanent Disablement (TPD) benefits.
Read moreThere are many things to consider when making your Will, much more than simply the property you own, writes the TGB Wills and Estates team.
Read more“Child support” is the financial obligation of both parties to meet the costs of raising their children after separation, writes TGB's Jane Miller.
Read moreTGB's Virginia Bui writes about what happens to the engagement ring when a couple splits before getting married.
Read moreTGB’s personal injury law team explains why it is crucial to know your compensation claim limitation date, and that relying on a extensions of time is not a good plan. There is a three year limitation date on personal injury claims in South Australia. The limitation date is effectively the expiry date of a plaintiff’s...
Read moreTGB Medical Negligence Lawyer and Partner Mal Byrne outlines 12 key situations in which hospital records can form a part of your medical negligence claim.
Read moreA growing question in Family Law disputes and property settlements is 'who keeps the pets?' writes TGB Family Lawyer Charissa Duffy.
Read moreTGB Lawyers’ medical negligence law team outlines why it is essential to consult a medical expert before undertaking a medical negligence claim. Unless for example you go into hospital to have an operation on your left arm and the doctor operates on your right arm instead, it is nigh impossible to settle or win a medical...
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