January 2019 | Kieran Kelly
Insolvency practitioners have been faced with uncertainty as to whether the priority regime in the Corporations Act should apply when companies that have conducted their business
January 2019 | Jonathan Harris
Estate planning is something most of us put off “until next year” – it’s just too difficult. We promise it’s not! Sure, it can involve some
January 2019 | Ariza Arif
New tenancy reforms to improve the protections for victims of domestic violence living in a rented property will commence on 28 February 2019.
December 2018 | Jonathan Harris
If your child is in a state of financial need, it is understandable that you, as
December 2018 | Scott Freidman
The Christmas and New Year period is a time to enjoy the company of family and friends. However, the ‘silly season’ can also be
December 2018 | Jonathan Harris
Serious consequences for failing to make minimum payments
You probably know that the ATO has confirmed the consequences of
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
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
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
October 2018 | Georgia Dight
Clear communication between parents following separation or divorce is important for the wellbeing of the children.
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”
