Who Can Look at Your Will Upon Your Death?
November 2018 | Jonathan Harris
In New South Wales, beneficiaries under a will are entitled to receive a copy of the will. This is done by making
Squatters Rights: Developer’s Adverse Possession Trumps Descendants
November 2018 | Kieran Kelly
Justice Darke was recently asked to decide the unusual case of McFarland v Gertos [2018] NSWSC 1629 involving a property at 6
Be Careful Dealing with Employee Entitlements When Selling Your Business
October 2018 | Jonathan Harris
Unless an award applies, the Fair Work Act 2009, Long Service Leave Act 1995 and National Employment Standards (NES) determine who is
Co-Parenting Children after Separation or Divorce
October 2018 | Georgia Dight
Clear communication between parents following separation or divorce is important for the wellbeing of the children.
Understanding PEXA – Your Quick Guide
October 2018 | Margaret Rouen
“From 1 July 2018, standalone transfers, standalone caveats and Non-Authorised Deposit-taking Institution discharges, mortgages and refinances are moving online in New South Wales”
Casual or Not? The Federal Court Sends a Warning to Employers
September 2018 | Kieran Kelly
The 16 August 2018 decision of the Federal Court in WorkPac Pty Ltd v Skene [2018]
Cryptocurrencies – be aware and tread carefully
September 2018 | James Freidman
“There is something special about Bitcoin that makes it inherently resistant to government control. It is built on code. It lives
Is separating different to getting a divorce?
August 2018 | Les Stubbs
In our experience with clients we see some confusion exists as to the meaning of the terms ‘separation’ and ‘divorce’. Many clients believe these terms are interchangeable, but, they have entirely different meanings in
Is your company experiencing financial difficulty?
August 2018 | Scott Freidman
There are many reasons why a company might find itself in financial difficulty. Even if your company appears to be running well, it is important to know what to do if things go wrong.
Does your business have a Notifiable Data Breach strategy in place?
August 2018 | Scott Freidman
On 22 February 2018, significant amendments to the Commonwealth Privacy Act 1988 came into effect establishing the Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) scheme in Australia. Prior to these amendments, there was no legal requirement for
Why Should I Make a Will?
July 2018 | Jonathan Harris & Charlene Hunt
Preparing a Will won’t stop someone making a claim against your Estate, but it is a clear record of who you