Parenting Orders – What can happen if they are breached?
What is a parenting order? A parenting order is a set of orders made by a court about parenting…
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Purchased a property – what stays with it?
Sometimes the excitement and expectation surrounding the purchase of a property can be dampened when you inspect the property…
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How is a Power of Attorney revoked?
By granting a Power of Attorney you appoint a person or persons of your choice to manage your assets…
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Employee or Contractor – What if I get it wrong?
Contracting has emerged as an alternative to the traditional employment relationship. Some individuals wish only to be engaged as…
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Care needs to be taken with “Prenups”
A Financial Agreement is a contract that sets out how your property and assets will be divided when your…
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Making good choices when your business faces difficulties
Recent changes to the Corporations Act known as the “Safe Harbour Provisions” are aimed at making it easier for…
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Burial or Cremation – who decides?
The death of a loved one is a time of grief, and an additional source of pain can emanate…
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Can a former spouse or de facto partner contest your Will after you die?
In NSW the answer is yes – BUT only if the former spouse can overcome some significant hurdles. Section…
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What are my legal rights in a breakdown of a de facto relationship?
In Australia, if you are in a de facto relationship, you generally have the same rights as a married…
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Electronic Conveyancing – What is it and how does it work?
The term “electronic conveyancing” can be a little confusing as it infers that the whole process of preparing, negotiating,…
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