This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a woman in a de facto relationship with a sole child who leaves everything to her husband, else her child, else another person. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses. (P-60394)
This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a man in a de facto relationship with a sole child who leaves everything to his wife, else his child, else another person. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses. (P-99023)
This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a man in a de facto relationship with four children who leaves everything to his wife, else his children in equal share, else another person. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses. (P-93800)
This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a woman in a de facto relationship with no children who leaves everything to her husband, else other stated residual beneficiaries in equal share. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses. (P-53768)
One of the shareholders/directors/company secretary is selling out to another. This is an interesting agreement between the transferor and the transferee of shares in a pty ltd company. It includes an Instrument of Transfer but they wanted also to have agreements and clarification on important issues similar to the sale of a business as a going concern. It therefore includes, in addition to the instrument of transfer which is required under
This deed is used for a simple gratuitous promise to transfer ownership of itemised object(s) in the State/Territory of NSW, Vic., SA, WA, ACT, and NT. A gratuitous promise is a promise to transfer money or property to someone who is not providing anything in return. In this version the transfer of ownership is at some date in the future. It includes a release form to be signed by the receiver upon receipt of the object(s), thereby completing the deal. This is the "generic" version useful for a person, a partnership, a company, or under Instrument of Delegation.
This deed is used for a simple gratuitous promise to transfer ownership of itemised object(s) in the State/Territory of NSW, Vic., SA, WA, ACT, and NT. A gratuitous promise is a promise to transfer money or property to someone who is not providing anything in return. In this version the transfer of ownership is at some date in the future. It includes a release form to be signed by the receiver upon receipt of the object(s), thereby completing the deal. This is the "person to person" version. (L-18121)
For use in the Federal Court, Magistrates' Court, Intermediate (District/County) Court, or in the Supreme Court. The forms supplied free by websites such as LawLink contain a space where the deponent (the maker of the affidavit) types or writes what he or she wants to say on oath or affirmation. Non-lawyers find it difficult to say their evidence in a form which is relevant and admissible in the eyes of the court.
This deed is used for a simple gratuitous promise to transfer ownership of itemised object(s) in the State of Queensland. A gratuitous promise is a promise to transfer money or property to someone who is not providing anything in return. In this version the transfer of ownership is at some date in the future. It includes a release form to be signed by the receiver upon receipt of the object(s), thereby completing the deal.This is the "generic" version useful for a person, a partnership, a company or under Instrument of Delegation.
This deed is used for a simple gratuitous promise to transfer ownership of itemised object(s) in the State of Tasmania. A gratuitous promise is a promise to transfer money or property to someone who is not providing anything in return. In this version the transfer of ownership is at some date in the future. It includes a release form to be signed by the receiver upon receipt of the object(s), thereby completing the deal. This is the "generic" version useful for a person, a partnership, a company, or under Instrument of Delegation.
