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What we do

Our lawyers have the wealth of experience required to provide the best and right legal advice to our private clients. The breadth of our private client legal expertise includes  business law, trust and estate law, property law, dispute resolution and succession.

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How we do it

Whether a situation is simple or complicated, it begins with us understanding the result our clients want to achieve.

We work with our clients to help them achieve their business, family, wealth and succession objectives, and to navigate the complexities of a range of life events including:

  • Marriage, birth of children and retirement
  • Ageing and the passing of family members
  • Divorce and relationship breakdown
  • Disability or diminishing capacity
  • Inheritances or sale of assets

Following this consultation, we are then able to provide the best and right advice and transaction support they need to meet and achieve those objectives.

Who We Do It For

Our clients are individuals at different life stages, families, stakeholder groups in commercial not-for-profits and family enterprises, family trustees and family fiduciaries.

We also work to support the community, social and philanthropic interests of our clients.

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Expert Updates

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Nexus explains the difference between e- and digital signatures

22 June 2021

In the June 2021 edition of Acuity, Nexus Law Group legal technologist and Group Principal Jeremy Duffy explains the difference between e- and digital signatures, "As the use of e-signatures increases exponentially, chartered accountants and their clients need to understand the difference between the two and the legal responsibilities implied with each."

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Nexus Group Principal Clarence Young appointed STEP TEP membership

29 March 2021

Nexus is proud to congratulate Group Principal Clarence Leung on his TEP membership appointments to STEP.

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Impending 31 December 2020 deadline for changes to Discretionary Trusts

26 October 2020

If you are a trustee or beneficiary of a discretionary trust that owns property in NSW, your trust deed may require amendments that exclude ‘foreign persons’ as beneficiaries by 31 December 2020 to avoid additional surcharges.
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