In this week's episode, Beverly sought guidance on the sale of her house in the event of her husband's demise, given that the deeds are in his name. Nick clarified the necessity of probate for Beverly to manage her husband's property posthumously, despite a will favouring the surviving spouse. Nick also touched on the benefits of joint tenancy, which Beverly lacks, thus complicating the process. The discussion then shifted to address the issue of a couple sharing a solicitor during their separation, and the appropriateness of a company policy barring employees from accepting tips.

In this week’s episode, Adrian aired his grievances about a mishandled itinerary with AirAsia, leading to missed connections and extra costs. Nick counselled him on initiating a minor case claim in the Magistrates court to seek redress for the flight expenses and related charges, noting that AirAsia might respond more earnestly to legal proceedings. The episode also fielded queries from other callers, tackling diverse issues such as disruptive neighbours, suspected poisoning of tree roots by a neighbouring tree, family law contentions, and property rights regarding tree roots. Nick shed light on legal strategies and emphasised the value of equitable solutions and the utility of mediation in resolving legal conflicts.

In this episode, Nick addressed the revocation of service medals from Afghanistan war officers, guided Nikki on how to handle her injury claim due to a cafe's cracked floorboard, and explored the protocol for missed appointment cancellation fees for Neil. The conversation also covered how to address racial vilification at a local Woolworths, emphasising the significance of obtaining evidence like CCTV footage in such instances. Additionally, advice was provided to Robert on inheritance rights concerning a daughter-in-law and a will.