Don’t leave it till the last minute. Divorce before you remarry…it’s the law
You may be surprised by the number of people who set a date for their wedding and then suddenly remember that they need to get divorced from their spouse....
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Employers need to get ready for the new National Employee Standards
The 1st of the National Employment Standards (NES) is that which provides that the maximum weekly hours are 38 hours for full-time employees (or if the employee works less...
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Court directs Contested Wills traffic to the Express Lane
THE NSW Supreme Court has recently introduced new rules to simplify deceased estates disputes, with the expectation of these measures to cut costs and finalise Will challenges more rapidly....
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License Suspension Appeals to the Local Court
You can appeal against the suspension of your license if one of the following applies to you: Are you a provisional or learner licence holder and have Roads and...
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10 Rules for Executives to Follow When Confronted with a Disciplinary Meeting
Disciplinary meetings can be stressful and demanding for both executive employees and employers. Indeed, many employees have never had to attend a disciplinary meeting and many employers have never...
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Inheritance Planning: 10 Things to Consider
Inheritance Planning The way in which you divide your Estate and manage your inheritance is very important if you want to secure your family’s financial future. Inheritance Planning is...
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Court Authorised Wills
Since 1 March 2008 the Supreme Court has been authorised by sections 18 to 26 inclusive of the Succession Act 2006 to make a Will for a person who...
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Australian Consumer Law provides protection for businesses, not just your typical consumer
The Australian Consumer Law (ACL) has been in operation for over 3 years. It commenced on 1 January 2011. Despite the name, a significant aspect of the ACL provides...
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Doing a deal with your ex-spouse has just been made a whole lot more taxing
On 30 July 2014, Taxation Ruling 2014/5 came into effect. This ruling has important tax implications for the shareholders of private companies who receive a payment of money or...
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The most important provision of a shareholders’ agreement is the exit provision
There can be no doubt that if you are a shareholder and a party to a shareholders agreement, written or verbal, that one day you will exit the shareholders...
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