What is a letter of demand and when do I send it?
A letter of demand is a letter you have sent to customers who haven't paid your tax invoice by its due date... read the article to find out more.
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When can my child decide where they want to live?
A question frequently asked by parents during separation is when can my child decide where they wants to live?
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Builder Dispute Resolution Process
It is quite common for a dispute to arise when you are building or renovating your home. These disputes can range from small errors in communication to major disagreements that...
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Have New South Wales criminal courts become more lenient in the past 20 years?
In March 2015 Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOSCAR) released a study after reviewing NSW Higher and Local Court outcomes to determine whether they have become more lenient across...
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Can I terminate an employee on long term sick leave?
This article explains how an employer can terminate an employee who has been on long term sick leave. Read it to find out more...
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Can I serve legal documents online using cloud technology?
We clear up whether you can legally use cloud technology to serve documents online and explore the risks and benefits of cloud technology.
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GPS Tracking in work vehicles: Make sure it’s legal!
GPS vehicle tracking is becoming more common in the work place. However, while using GPS software may sound like a good idea, it is not without risk to the business...
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Drug and Alcohol Testing in the Workplace
Does drug and alcohol testing fall under OH&S initiatives? Can an employer drug test an employee in the workplace?
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How long should it take to settle my personal injury claim?
It's my estimate that about 80% of personal injury claims that progress to the commencement of legal proceedings settle. Therefore, you will probably have the opportunity to settle your claim...
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Lump sum contributions in property settlements
It is often the case that in a marriage (or in a defacto relationship) one person makes a significant financial contribution by bringing substantial assets into the relationship or receiving...
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