Publications

Foreign Surcharge Duty Changes In 2025: What NSW Property Owners Need To Know

February 2025 – Hannah Phelps

Foreign Surcharge Duty Changes In 2025

What NSW Property Owners Need To Know

Effective 1 January 2025, significant tax changes impact foreign property investors in Australia, particularly in New South Wales (NSW).

Here’s what property owners and investors need

I Haven’t Been Paid for Work I Did, and There’s No Contract! What Can I Do?

January 2025 – Rosemary Saad

I Haven’t Been Paid for Work I Did, and There’s No Contract! What Can I Do?

Not being paid for work you’ve completed can be a frustrating and stressful experience – especially when there’s no formal

Why You Need to Finalise Your Property Settlement Properly

August 2024 – Ashley Lovelock

Why You Need to Finalise Your Property Settlement Properly

A recent ruling by the Supreme Court of NSW highlights the critical importance of thoroughly finalising property settlements, particularly when they overlap with estate and life planning.

The Ins and Outs of Employment Contracts – Giving Notice and the Final Pay Packet

May 2024 – Rosemary Saad & Helen Freidman

Part 3

In Parts 1 and 2 of our three-part article series, we looked at the ways an employee’s contract of employment can be brought to an end and the circumstances which

The Ins and Outs of Employment Contracts – Lawful and Unlawful Termination

May 2024 – Rosemary Saad & Helen Friedman

Part 1

Employers and employees often face legal issues when an employment contract is coming to an end.

In the first of a series of articles, we will explore some of these

Will Employees Really be Able to Ignore Their Boss Outside of Working Hours?

May 2024 – Rosemary Saad

As technology blurs the line between work and personal life, upcoming legislation called ‘the Right to Disconnect from Work,’ seeks to help Australians to disconnect from their jobs after hours.

Starting on 26

Family Law Amendments Taking Effect On 6 May 2024 In Relation To Parenting Matters

May 2024 – Ashley Lovelock

On 19 October 2023, the parliament passed the Family Law Amendment Act 2023 (Cth) intended to make Australia’s family law system simpler, safe and more accessible

There are a number of amendments coming into

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