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As everyone will be aware, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is having a significant impact across Australia and the globe.  With the situation changing on a daily basis, our focus is keeping our people healthy and safe and assisting our clients in this ever-changing environment. Taking into account the advice of our State and Federal Governments, we […]

An informal Will is any document that purports to be the last Will and Testament of a deceased person, despite the fact that it does not comply with the formal requirements for a valid Will as set out in section 7 of the Wills Act 1997 (Vic). An informal Will can be a document that […]

If you have ever lent money to a family member or friend, or if you have ever received such a loan, then you may find yourself wondering how this will be dealt with in the event of a relationship breakdown. In circumstances where the recipient of a loan from family or friends experiences a relationship […]

Whyte, Just & Moore are pleased to announce that Adam Wightman has joined our team as a senior lawyer in the family law department. Prior to joining Whyte, Just & Moore, Adam worked at a mid-tier firm in Geelong for approximately 14 years. Adam has practised primarily in the area of family law since he […]

Whyte Just & Moore are happy to announce that Grace Inness is now working with us in the capacity as a lawyer. Grace, who has authored the below article, “Purchasing Property: Joint Proprietors v Tenants in Common”, was previously employed by us as a Personal Assistant whilst she completed her law degree through Deakin University. […]