Property Settlements: Value of Assets & Debts – What is the relevant date?
The first step in a property settlement is to compile an accurate list of the assets and debts, including values...
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In 2014 franchisors are now being targeted by the ACCC
The ACCC announced that it would begin targeting franchises in the Health & Fitness and Takeaway Food industries by commencing a new round of audits in 2014.
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What are the new workplace bullying laws in 2014?
Over the last few years workplace bullying has received a lot of focus from our politicians and the media. This resulted in changes being made to the Fair Work Act...
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Are you considering buying a franchise or franchising your business
Buying a franchise or franchising your business is a major business decision and, although it is a rapidly expanding means of doing business in Australia, franchising is not a guarantee...
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Driving Under the Influence of Illicit Drugs (DUI)
It is an offence under the Road Transport Act 2013 to drive a motor vehicle whilst under the influence of an illicit drug.
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Banking inactivity can eliminate an estate
In recent news there was a report of a man aged 88 years who died with an estate worth $2.42 million, accumulated from a frugal existence of saving all spare...
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A Will is NOT “One Size Fits All”
When it comes to something as important as your Will, you need to have a Will that is customised and "tailored to fit" you and your individual circumstances. It's often...
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Capital Gains Tax (CGT): Timing is everything for a seller
Timing is everything when it comes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT). A decision in a case before the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) earlier this year highlights how costly it can...
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16 criminal offences that you may not be aware of in NSW
There are a number of offences and Road Rules that you may not be aware of, even though they can attract significant penalties...
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Remember Brett Whiteley? Great artist but a terrible “would-be-lawyer”
After Brett Whiteley and his former wife, Wendy, finalised their long and bitterly contested family law property settlement, Brett decided to try his hand at a “do-it-yourself Will” in order...
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