There currently is a vaccination program being undertaken in Australia in relation to the Covid-19 vaccination.  There are many people wondering whether they will be required by their employer to be vaccinated in order to continue to carry out their job. The Fair...

Jess Hill’s recent fantastic 3-part documentary series on SBS called ‘See what you made me do’ has shone a light on something that our family lawyers have noticed has been on the increase over the past few years.  In fact, coercive and controlling behaviour is...

Pilot Family Law scheme to address delays Delays within the family law court system are well known, and people can live in limbo waiting for a decision. In our latest article in The District Reporter, we discuss a pilot program call PPP500, where the aim is to achieve...

A truly basic conveyancing error In our latest article in The District Reporter, we talk about some of the basics that people can forget to do when they are selling their home, and how important it is to get the right advice to get the sale back on track.  ...

Paws for thought - animals protected from domestic violence The District Reporter latest article from CMC discusses a bill introduced to Parliament recently, offering greater protections for victims of family violence, including protections for our beloved pets....

So, your business vehicle is detected committing an offence by a camera, who pays the fine? A lot of business owners have vehicles registered in the business name which they use for the many kilometres they travel each year. However, more kilometres also mean a...

Leanne is our Licensed Conveyancer and has been with the firm for 25 years this year. Leanne is a fantastic, detail focused Licensed Conveyancer, and has helped literally thousands of people with the sale or purchase of their property over the years. We've worked out...

Step away from your phone and come out with your hands upSocial media can be a land mine when used in the wrong way during family law matters. In our latest article in The District Reporter we discuss some tips of what not to do if you have a family law matter on...

Rotary Club of Camden is hosting a Charity Golf Day on Monday 12th October, supporting two standout local charities: Shining Stars Foundation Street Outreach Service and The Right Start Foundation supporting families touched by Down Syndrome. There's no denying it...

Separating and practical implications Ending a relationship is an incredibly stressful time in anyone's life, and it's easy to forget to do things which are vital to protecting you and your interests. In our latest article in The District Reporter we give some...

How to make sure you are buying a healthy businessLooking to buy a business? How do you know if it's a good option for you? In our latest article in The District Reporter we give you some sound tips on what to look for and what to do, before you sign on the dotted...

I have to get probate - whatever that isWhen a loved one passes away, there are many things that occur in a short period of time and it can all seem overwhelming. One of the phrases that people often hear at that point is "you will have to get probate" but many people...

Congratulations to Felicity Hughes and Brad Smith, on their well deserved appointment to Associate Solicitors with Caldwell Martin Cox. Brad has extensive experience in most areas of law, and in particular Property Law and conveyancing (including snow leases in...

CMC Welcomes Nicole Sloane We are thrilled to welcome Nicole Sloane to the world of Caldwell Martin Cox and to our community. Nicole joins us as a Solicitor, and comes with extensive family law experience, including time as Associate to two Justices of the Family...

A Celebration of Milestones Our friends at The District Reporter are celebrating 1000 editions and we congratulate them on this impressive milestone. Here at CMC, 2020 marks our 70th year of local business, and our latest article in TDR 1000th edition, we give a...

What happens to your debts when you die? You know the old saying - "you can't take it with you when you go".  Well, in the case of your debts, you just might. In our latest article in The District Reporter, read all about what happens to your debts when you die....

Challenge accepted (and exceeded) - Celeste Barber's good deed In our latest article in The District Reporter, read about Celeste Barber's small campaign to raise funds for NSW RFS which snowballed to millions of dollars raised, and then the difficulty faced with...

Emergency measures to assist tenants In our latest article in The District Reporter, read about the emergency measures now in place to assist tenants in both residential and commercial leases, if they find themselves impacted financially by COVID-19.    ...

Financial pressures amongst the Covid-19 crisis There are a lot of temporary changes being made to Insolvency Law, whilst we navigate through the Covid-19 pandemic.  In our latest article in The District Reporter, we discuss the impact of these changes for businesses...