Capital Gains Tax Rollover Relief: A benefit for some, a potential liability for others!
An important consideration in a family law property settlement is Capital Gains Tax (“CGT”). CGT rollover relief provides that after separation, a spouse who transfers an asset (which would normally...
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P2 license holders can no longer use mobile phones under any circumstances while driving
P2 license holders can no longer use mobile phones under any circumstances while driving from 1 Dec 2016... read our article to find out more.
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The laws relating to AVOs will change on 3 December 2016
Changes to the NSW Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) Act will commence on 3 December that will change the test for granting Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders (ADVOs).
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Cyber harassment, cyber stalking and cyber bullying: the offences and penalties
This article covers the offences and penalties related to cyber stalking, cyber bullying and cyber harassment in NSW.
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Man not wearing seat belt has his $1.5 million payout reduced by 25% for contributory negligence
Car accident payout reduced by 25% for contributory negligence. Understand how a judge assesses fault in motor vehicle accidents.
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Court finds that the prongs of a pallet jack created a foreseeable risk of injury to customer
A woman injured while shopping for strawberries in an Aldi supermarket has had her judgment in the District Court upheld on appeal in the New South Wales Court of Appeal.
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Know Your Rights in NSW
This detailed article details your rights in relation to criminal law in NSW and what powers the police have in relation to searching you and asking you questions.
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If You Don’t Make A Will Like Prince, Who Will It All Go To?
It is not uncommon that many celebrities worth millions die without a Will. This article focuses on what happened to Prince's estate.
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Jury Duty – A Guide For Potential Jurors
Serving on a jury? Our guide answers frequently asked questions about jury service, whether you consider it an honor or wish to avoid the duty.
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What is self-defence?
Under NSW law a person is not responsible for a criminal offence if the person carries out the conduct constituting the offence in self-defence.
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