CRH Law articles

Our politicians are Claytons like – the lawmakers you have when you don’t have lawmakers. They are very good at appearing to do something when

Here we go again. A warring step family, a marriage breakdown, father loses capacity, an Enduring Attorney, challenges to a Will and an SMSF gone

There is an apocryphal story about a woman who included the following clause in her Will: “To my son-in-law I bequeath the sum of $2.00

Have you noticed how many aspects of our lives are governed by that pervasive, statistical concept known as an ‘Index’. Just a smattering of some

As with most things in life – never! And so it is with Wills and Enduring Powers of Attorney. You can have more than one

I had been asked to see a single, elderly man who , following a fall at his home of over 30 years, had been, as

I sat down and spoke with Ellen Fanning recently about financial elder abuse.  Click here to see the full video interview.

On 1 May 2019, the Queensland parliament passed a Bill to introduce important changes to the Criminal Code of Qld in relation to crimes against

The federal election will be held on May 18 and both major parties have now outlined their superannuation and tax policies. With the federal election