by Caldwell Martin Cox | May 1, 2014 | Commercial Litigation and Debt Recovery, Latest News
Every business, at some point in time, is going to have outstanding invoices which need chasing. Outstanding invoices can have a significant impact on your cash flow so it is important to ensure that you have the best processes in place to recover these debts. Below...
by Caldwell Martin Cox | May 1, 2014 | Criminal and Traffic Law, Latest News
The New South Wales Roads & Ports Minister has announced significant proposed changes to the law regarding drink driving and also demerit point offenders. For a number of years there has been a voluntary scheme called the “Interlock Program” for drivers who are...
by Caldwell Martin Cox | May 1, 2014 | Latest News, Wills and Estates
It is often the case that people in a relationship receive an inheritance during their relationship and apply it towards buying a joint asset or perhaps paying off a mortgage or other debts. If they then separate are they entitled to “get it back”?The short answer is...
by Caldwell Martin Cox | May 1, 2014 | Latest News
Capital Gains Tax There is no CGT payable on the sale of a deceased person’s principal place of residence at the time of death – if it is sold within 2 years of death. Challenging a Will Proceedings to challenge the Will must be commenced by filing a summons in...
by Caldwell Martin Cox | May 1, 2014 | Criminal and Traffic Law, Latest News
One area that people don’t often think about when their license is about to be suspended for incurring too many demerit points is whether they are entitled to an extra point. In New South Wales, a full license holder has a limit of 13 demerit points that they...
