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Client Satisfaction - Turnbull Hill Lawyers


"We just wanted to thank your conveyancing team for all the hard work over the past few months regarding our recent purchase & sale. The team at Turnbull Hill have been a pleasure to deal with & have exceeded our expectations. We will be highly recommending you to friends & colleagues. Thanks again!!!"

Bede & Mel C



"Janenne, you have outdone yourself. I can't believe the detail you went into. I am very impressed by everyone at your firm. I read the whole thing and to be honest your detail was unreal, it was like reading a great piece of forensic journalism."

Michael D



"Golly you must be relieved this one is over at last, almost 2 years to the day! Not sure where it rates in terms of a struggle for you, but for us despite the long-winded nature, you made it very smooth running. Thank you hardly seems enough to commend your efforts for us, please accept that we are very grateful for all that you and Turnbull Hill have done to achieve this for us. We are very fortunate to have found you!"

Meredith M



"I wanted to say a big thank you for your guidance and support over the last 12 months. It has been an extremely testing time and without your professionalism and advice, I don't think I could have stayed quite as calm as I did. I appreciated your patience and also the fact that whenever I emailed you, you always responded promptly and never left me wondering what was going on. Even when you were busy, you still got back to me and let me know my questions would still be answered in due course. Your relentless communications both to myself and the Executor's Solicitor were beyond expectations. I'm happy with the result and the way it was handled and I'll certainly be recommending yourself and Turnbull Hill to my work colleagues/friends for any legal advice if the need arises. I myself will be more than happy to use your services again."

Julie F



"We would like to express our appreciation of the professional manner in which you completed our case recently. We felt the way you went about the job was first class, and we were secure in knowing that we were in very good hands. All the best and thanks again."

Trevor Satour
Director
Building Indigenous Capability

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The FWC clarifies the meaning of "Casual Employment" and "Casual Employee"

At long last some much needed clarity around the meaning of "casual employment". During my 22 years working in the law, employers have always been at risk of an employee, whom they had engaged and paid as a casual, maintaining at some later time that they were actually a permanent employee under the common law...and therefore...

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Swimming Pool owners must register their Swimming Pool by 29th October 2013...

Changes to the Law Some important changes to the Swimming Pools Act 1992 have recently come into effect. The changes introduce new pool safety compliance laws and mean that pool owners are now responsible for ensuring their pool complies and is registered with the State Government. The new laws apply to owners of: Swimming...

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Estate Planning and Enduring Powers of Attorney: what can your attorney really do?

Many Australians operate businesses or hold assets in family discretionary trusts. The trustees of the trust can be individuals or a company. If the trustee is a company, its directors are often the primary beneficiaries of the trust. Many Australians are also setting up Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSF), which are a special form of trust....

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Court Proceedings for Parenting Orders and the Need for Family Dispute Resolution

When a couple with children separates, they need to put in place an arrangement for their children’s ongoing care and maintenance. Arrangements can be by agreement or pursuant to a court order. Most people do agree. Generally they do so without the help of a third party. Sometimes the couple goes to mediation and reaches an...

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Federal Magistrates Court of Australia changes name to Federal Circuit Court of Australia

On Friday 12 April 2013, the Federal Magistrates Court of Australia changed its name to the Federal Circuit Court of Australia. As a consequence Federal Magistrates will now be referred to as Judges. Over the past 12 years there has been a shift in the balance of workload between the Federal Circuit Court and the Family Court of...

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