What Happens to our SMSF in our Family Law Property Settlement? When a relationship ends, a number of issues need to be resolved, including the...
Family Law
Valid Reasons for Termination
Even if an employer has valid reasons to terminate an employee, the employer MUST follow appropriate procedures A recent case from the Australian...
Buying in a Retirement Village?
The number of retirement villages is increasing in Australia as our population ages, and our firm acts in scores of purchases and sales each year....
De Facto and Inheritance
Inheritance disputes can often involve a person claiming to be a de facto partner of the deceased. Establishing the existence of a de facto...
What’s the harm in delaying my family law property settlement?
Often, we have clients who separated amicably, but have not taken the necessary steps to formalise their property settlement. We often hear that the...
What is Child Inclusive Mediation
A complaint that is often heard from children after their separated parents have sorted out their living arrangements is, “Why didn’t anyone listen...
What is the Critical Incident List?
The Family Court of Australia is often involved in some of the toughest situations a family can find themselves in. Where there is no parent...
Who will be the “person responsible” for your health care if you lose capacity?
There are special laws in place in New South Wales for people over the age of 16 years who are not able to consent to medical treatment. This...
Asset Protection in Mature Relationships
Asset Protection in Mature Relationships As legal professionals, we often counsel mature parties entering into new relationships later in life,...
DeFacto Relationships and Inheritance Disputes
DeFacto Relationships and Inheritance Disputes Inheritance disputes can often involve a person claiming to be a de facto partner of the deceased. ...










