
Your Rights as a Beneficiary
Beneficiaries under a Will usually want to know how much money they are going to receive or be able…
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Victory for Pets in Strata Scheme By-Law Dispute
With more and more people now living in strata blocks, it is perhaps unsurprising that there has been so…
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Time Limits in the Family Court – Don’t be late!
When partners separate or divorce, it’s best if their financial relationship is also concluded expeditiously. Limitation period for married…
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Paternity Testing in Family Law matters
Paternity testing and Family Law often cross paths. Testing may be required to settle a Child Support issue, a…
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New Birth Certificates available for Adoptees
The NSW Government has recently introduced a new Birth Certificate that may be used as a legal identity document…
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Directors Liability for Underpayments
All employers have an obligation to ensure that their employees are paid for the work undertaken by them commensurate…
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Bankruptcy and Inheritance – Who gets the $$$?
Receipt of an inheritance usually has mixed emotions for recipients. On the one hand, there is sadness because usually…
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What is a caveat?
The word ‘caveat’ means ‘beware’ and arises in various legal contexts however it is specifically linked to property law….
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Marriage, Divorce and your Will – what you need to know!
About half of all Australians don’t have a valid Will. Of those who do, many make their Will and…
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Employer’s Duty of Care at the Work Christmas Party!
End of year work functions can provide employers and employees with the opportunity to reflect on the year that…
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