If you are restructuring your business and making a position redundant
As an employer you need to be aware of some of the "hidden" risks of making employees redundant and make sure that your restructure isn't viewed as covering up an...
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Powers of Attorney – The fear of missing out – S03E07 – Battle of Wills Video Series
You can get a power of attorney issued at any time while you've got capacity, but you cannot get one once you've lost capacity.
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Post-Separation Earnings Are Included in a Property Settlement – So don’t delay!
This article is an important reminder that property settlements take into consideration the contributions of the parties post-separation. Such contributions do not cease at the date of separation.
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Changes to Retirement Village Act and Regulations
For those living in retirement villages, amendments to the retirement villages legislation and regulations have resulted in several changes.
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Divorce and Superannuation… what can you do?
Superannuation is treated as property capable of being divided for the purpose of a property settlement. However, it won't necessarily be split 50/50.
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What is a Family Report in Parenting Proceedings?
A Family Report is a piece of evidence that the Court considers when making decisions about your children, their living arrangements and what is in their best interests.
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What is Parental Responsibility and who has it?
The parent of a child has parental responsibility for that child regardless of whether the parents have separated or remain in a relationship.
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#FreeBritney!
A reminder of the importance of legally appointing someone you trust to manage your affairs if you are deemed incapable of doing so yourself.
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Stamp duty thresholds for first home purchasers buying new homes or vacant land from 1 August 2021
From 1 August 2021, the New South Wales Government has changed the thresholds for exemption from payment of stamp duty for first home purchasers who buy new homes or vacant...
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Agency Agreement: When are you liable for an Agent’s Commission?
If you are selling your property and you’ve found your fit when it comes to the real estate agent, the next thing you should consider are the terms of the...
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