Parents often help their children financially, but without a clear loan agreement, those contributions may be treated as a gift in a property settlement. This can have significant consequences if a relationship breaks down.

Wondering if you’re responsible for a loan your ex took out? If your name’s on the loan, or if the debt was for shared expenses, you might be liable. This article explains what you need to know and what steps to take.

You can name an overseas resident as your executor, but it may lead to delays, extra costs, or tax issues. This article explains what to consider — and how to make your Will practical and effective, no matter where your executor lives.

Lending money to a family member or friend? Without a written loan agreement, you could be left unprotected — especially if they separate from a partner or pass away. This article explains why documenting the terms is essential and how Alpine Legal can help.

If your ex isn’t following parenting orders, it can be stressful and confusing. This article explains practical steps you can take—from communication to court action—to protect your children and your rights.

If you own property in Iran and live in Australia, including that asset in your estate plan is essential. This article explains why and how to gift your Iranian property through your Australian Will, ensuring your wishes are respected across both countries.