Small business is a handful.  You're the marketing division, accounts division, operations, customer service - you're playing every role.  You need quick advice delivered in simple language so that you can get on with running your business.  Leases, consumer law advice, planning appeals, licence applications - we can help.

Many transactions in day to day life can only be done by you.  You can't ask anyone else to do them for you.  What if you get sick while selling your house?  What if you are stuck overseas and can't sign your new lease?  Give yourself some flexibility - appoint an attorney.

Advancing medicine has benefited society immensely.  However, this ability to prolong life has shifted what it means to be alive to a point that many people are not comfortable with.  If you want to avoid the prospect of being treated just so you can remain in limbo, consider having an advance health directive.  It will tell your doctors what treatments you refuse during a time when you can't tell them directly.

There may come a time when, because of injury, sickness or simply age, you lose your ability to make decisions about your living arrangements or healthcare.  If you have someone you trust, someone that will know what you want in difficult times, avoid the conflict and delay - appoint them as your guardian.

Has someone asked you to be a guarantor for them?  You'll need independent legal advice before the bank will accept your guarantee.  Once you have your documents ready, book an appointment by going to the appointments page.  You'll then know what those documents actually mean.

It's inevitable - you, me, everyone, we will all eventually run out of time.  What will happen to your assets?  Who will look after your children? Will your surviving family have enough to support themselves after your death?  Help them avoid the turmoil - draft your will now.

Sometimes, no matter what, it just doesn't work out.  You're hurt, so is your former partner and it can be really hard to talk to them.  But you still have responsibilities - your children and your finances.  A calm and conciliatory lawyer can help keep things amicable and have you moving on sooner than you think.