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How to Prevent the Family Court making Orders dealing with your Property

Family Law Property Orders The Family Court has power by virtue of the Family Law Act 1975 to make Orders altering the interests of parties of a marriage or defacto relationship to their property. Such Orders may be made in respect of property settlement proceedings on the application of either party to a marriage or...

"I have a Will, isn't that enough?": An Introduction to Modern Estate Planning

What is Modern Estate Planning? Modern Estate Planning is not just about making a Will, Power of Attorney and Appointment of Enduring Guardian. Modern Estate Planning is planning for the preservation of your wealth during your lifetime as well as planning for the succession of that wealth to your intended beneficiaries in the most...

Planning for the Forseeable: Why Appoint an Attorney & Guardian?

…what if I suffer a serious injury, illness or trauma? Fundamental to every Modern Estate Plan is considering what will happen to you and your loved ones in the event that you suffered from a serious injury, illness or trauma during your lifetime. This involves: the appointment of trusted persons to act as your attorney or...

Don't Risk more then you can Afford to lose: Personal Insurance Planning

What is Personal Insurance Planning? What would happen to you and your loved ones if for any reason you were unable to continue to earn an income? How long could you and your family maintain your current lifestyle or afford to make repayments on your house or investment loans? Your ability to earn an income is probably the...

Wills & Asset Protection Trusts: Why your beneficiary's circumstances are as important as yours

What is an Asset ProtectionTrust? (also know as a Testamentary Trust) A Asset Protection Trust is simply a Trust created by a valid Will and funded by Estate Assets. The Trust commences when the Executor finishes administering the Estate. There a many different types of Testamentary Trusts that can be established in a Will. ...

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Anna Roberts

About me:

I am a graduate of Law School at University of Newcastle. I have practiced in the Newcastle region for more than 5 years in Family Law, Deceased Estates, Wills & Estate Planning and Property Law.

I am dedicated to providing a premium quality of service to my clients and I enjoy a high level of repeat business from clients and client referrals.

Areas of Practice:

Family Law

Conveyancing

Deceased Estates

Wills & Estate Planning

Contested Wills Claims

Property Law

Qualifications:

Bachelor of Laws

Bachelor of Arts (Communication Studies)

Graduate Certificate of Business Administration

Other interests:

Caring for my young son, Seamus, and daughter, Abigail.

Personal Services

How to Prevent the Family Court making Orders dealing with your Property

"I have a Will, isn't that enough?": An Introduction to Modern Estate Planning

Planning for the Forseeable: Why Appoint an Attorney & Guardian?

Don't Risk more then you can Afford to lose: Personal Insurance Planning

Wills & Asset Protection Trusts: Why your beneficiary's circumstances are as important as yours

Security of Payment Guide

Anna Roberts

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