Inheritance Planning: 10 Things to Consider
Inheritance Planning is more than just having a valid Will in place, it's a tailored plan (estate plan) that takes into consideration your assets, financial standing and personal risks. This...
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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 lacks...
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Australian Consumer Law provides protection for businesses, not just your typical consumer
Despite the name, a significant aspect of the ACL provides protection for business. Specifically, the statutory consumer guarantees contained in the ACL will apply to many goods acquired by small...
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Doing a deal with your ex-spouse has just been made a whole lot more taxing
This ruling has important tax implications for the shareholders of private companies who receive a payment of money or the transfer of property from such companies in accordance with Family...
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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 agreement…...
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Police Powers to Search You, Your Car or Your Home
What powers do the police have to search you, your car or your home? This article explains everything.
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Guide to selling a business in NSW
Understand the considerations, your rights and responsibilities when selling a business in NSW with Turnbull Hill Lawyers.
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Seeds Blowing in the Wind: The GM Canola Case Explored (Part 2)
A landmark case in the West Australian Supreme Court is pitching farmer against farmer in the hotly contested genetically modified food and crops debate - Part 2.
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Seeds Blowing in the Wind: The GM Canola Case Explored (Part 1)
A landmark case in the West Australian Supreme Court is pitching farmer against farmer in the hotly contested genetically modified food and crops debate.
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What types of deadlock clauses are used in Shareholder Agreements?
A deadlock clause is a provision to resolve a situation where there is a major disagreement between shareholders, but no side has the majority vote. A shareholder agreement should include...
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