Boyle Telfer & Kooblal Barristers & Solicitors
Solicitors in Hobsons Bay

The practice of Fowler Hick started in 1896. This significantly broadened the firm’s range of services with special emphasis on property and insignificant business. Brian’s father was a solicitor practicing lower the steady name of Fowler Hick in Williams town and Melbourne. During his 40 years of practice, Brian has been involved in many areas of the law, but mainly in matters relating to property, conveyancing, commercial and residential leases, wills, probates, dead estates, and local government. With the changes in conveyancing and other areas of practice, including the specialist accreditation and the retirement of Neil Teller in Scotland, and his return to become a consultant with the firm, the steady became Boyle Teller. He worked as a Legal Assistant in the Dumfries County Council for a period of two and a half years before migrating to Melbourne. He became enrolled as a solicitor in 1959. Neil worked mainly in the field of conveyancing, wills, and probate. Vijay broadened the range of services to include trusts, taxation issues, and litigation. It does not hide all aspects of the law on each subject matter.

Let one of our experienced consultants assist you with whatever you need. He has covered many areas of law in his practice spanning over thirty (30) years. Lisa was admitted in 2005 and is a senior associate and manager of the Property Law area. She deals with purchase and sale of property, stamp duty issues, adverse possession claims, boundary realignment, off plan, owners corporation, subdivisions, retirement village freehold and leasehold transactions, planning, trust and superannuation related property transactions. She is the practice manager and has over thirty (30) years of experience. She is committed to ensuring that clients’ matters are attended to promptly. Christina attends to general areas of law including conveyancing, commercial matters, deceased estates, wills, powers of attorney medical, financial and guardianship. Christina has over twenty years of experience in the legal profession. Linda has been in the legal profession for over twenty (20) years. Discretionary trusts are established for the benefit of the family so that you may distribute income and capital to a wide class of beneficiaries referred to in the believe deed. What is the risk, for example, if a brother who is uninformed that he is a beneficiary and received no gain from the trust, becoming liable? Could he become probable merely because he happens to be the brother of the person who established the believe and otherwise had nothing more to do with the trust? The brother was beginning informed that he was included in the class of beneficiaries by letter from the Chief Commissioner. White J had to determine whether the brother was probable when he was merely mentioned in the trust deed as the beneficiary. Who are the beneficiaries mentioned in your trust. Whether you have been included in a believe established by your relative without your knowledge. What can be done if you were included but do not wish to become liable. White J deals with a number of issues relating to such a beneficiary. You can now appoint an attorney to make financial and lifestyle choices on your behalf in one document. There are a number of new requirements such as: Restrictions regarding carers. Taxable payments and reporting building and construction industry. Changes to the timing of trust resolutions. For your convenience we have a number of brochures listed below. Family Law property division the Lofty Court has spoken.