Coutts Lawyers & Conveyancers is a powerful female-founded law firm with a core value system that puts people first. Our reputation as the legal business of choice in New South Wales is recognised by our many awards.
The team at Coutts have the expertise and experience to stand behind you and give you legal advice in a language you understand... without the legal jargon.
Coutts welcomes the opportunity to help you start a business, purchase a business, or sell a business in Australia.
Coutts Commercial and Business team takes pride in providing comprehensive legal services to businesses of all sizes.
At Coutts, our legal team offer the best service in a time where you feel at odds with the law.
At Coutts, we understand the devastating impact personal injuries can have, not only in a physical capacity, but also your emotional, mental and financial well-being also.
Coutts provide expert legal advice in all employment related matters for both employers and employees including, but not limited to the following key areas.
Coutts provide legal advice in all areas of family law including; property settlements, divorce settlements, all types of parenting matters and the drafting of binding financial agreements and binding child support agreements.
The important role conveyancers plays when people are buying and selling of property.
Have you been called as a witness by the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability? If so, you may be eligible to receive government funded legal representation.
A will is a legal document that specifies how you wish your assets and liabilities to be distributed following your death.
Our tailored Business Legal Packages are designed to give you access to practical legal support before issues become expensive. Whether you need ongoing support each month or advice as matters arise, Coutts can build a package around your business, your people and your priorities.
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Co-Authored by Angelina Romeo KEY TAKE-AWAYS Criminal allegations are assessed through evidence, not assumptions Police and the courts will examine and test all of the available evidence to determine if a criminal allegation holds truth However, an allegation is not necessarily false simply because it cannot be proven. In criminal proceedings, the prosecution must prove… Read More »How Are False Allegations Assessed in Criminal Cases?
Before buying property in NSW, it’s important to understand exactly what you’re agreeing to. Learn what a conveyancer checks in a Contract for Sale, the issues a review can uncover and why getting advice before signing could help you avoid costly surprises.
KEY TAKE-OUTS: NSW rental laws are continuing to evolve, bringing new changes for tenants and landlords Recent reforms aim to make renting with pets easier and fairer New rules introduce clearer processes and timeframes for pet requests Find out what these changes mean for tenants, landlords and their furry friends Changes to Rental Laws Rental… Read More »Renting with Pets: What’s Changed in NSW?
Co-Authored by Angelina Romeo KEY TAKE-AWAYS BFAs can be made at different stages of a relationship: Married and de facto couples can enter into a Binding Financial Agreement before, during, or after a relationship. BFAs provide flexibility and financial certainty: They can set out how assets, liabilities, superannuation, business interests and spousal maintenance will be… Read More »Binding Financial Agreements in Family Court: What Are They
Co-Authored by Angelina Romeo KEY TAKE-AWAYS Sam Wood has been charged with assault occasioning bodily harm and strangulation in a domestic setting under Queensland law, but the allegations remain before the court and have not been proven. To prove assault occasioning bodily harm, prosecutors must establish that an unlawful assault occurred and that the assault… Read More »Beyond the Headlines: Breaking Down the Criminal Charges against Sam Wood
Co-Authored by Daniel De Maria KEY TAKEAWAYS: Joint executors generally need to act together – Appointing two or more executors means they will generally share responsibility for administering the estate and may all need to participate in obtaining Probate. Disagreements can cause delays – Joint executors may encounter difficulties if they disagree about matters such… Read More »Joint Executors of a Will in NSW: What Happens When Two People Are Appointed?