How drink/drug driving and boating laws can affect you …
The Christmas holiday period coincides with an increase in fatalities on NSW roads. With end of year parties, gatherings and celebrations regularly involving alcohol, road users must be extra...
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Guide to social media defamation
The average Australian spends around 2 hours per day on social media, so it’s important to be vigilant about what you or others are posting. Social media, while...
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Do you contact your employees outside of usual working hours? What is the ‘Right to Disconnect’?
The new Right to Disconnect legislation has now come into effect, so what does that mean for your business? Under this legislation, employees now have a right to disconnect...
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Apprehended violence orders – Turnbull Hill Lawyers
Transcript Have you been served with an apprehended violence order, or AVO, and you’re wondering what to do next and what this is? Well, the good news is you...
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Accessing the marital home during separation: Turnbull Hill Lawyers
Understanding access to the marital home during separation in Australia In the immediate aftermath of a separation, one of the most pressing issues is who will live where. Some...
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What is a Prenup?
An introduction to Prenuptial Agreements (Prenups) Nobody gets married with a view to getting divorced later in life. As such, the benefits of prenups are easily dismissed in the...
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How Formalising Your Property Settlement Can Save You Thousands Through Stamp Duty Exemptions
A stamp duty exemption applies post separation to a transfer or sale of matrimonial property if the property is transferred or to one of the parties to the marriage...
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What is a Parenting plan vs consent orders?
There are a couple of options available to parents looking to formalise their care arrangements for children after separation. Those options are entering into a parenting plan or alternatively,...
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What you must do before going to court for your parenting dispute
The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia requires parties to make an attempt to resolve parenting disputes before applying to the Court for a parenting order. This article...
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Can an executor renounce their appointment?
An executor is a person appointed under the terms of a will, to carry out the administration of an estate when someone passes away. If you have been named...
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