Category: Litigation
Selling your Home? Who Pays the Council Rates and Water Bill?
When selling your home, Buyers and Sellers often question who pays the council rates and the water bill. Solicitors will ensure adjustments are made at settlement so the council rates...
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It’s 8 weeks until Christmas! Will you be ready?
Will you be ready? Are you amazed how quickly Christmas seems to come around each year? It’s only 8 weeks away so will you be ready this year? Have you...
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What is an out of court settlement and when Is Civil Litigation Necessary?
The process of resolving a dispute between two parties through the court system is known as civil litigation. It can occur when one party wants to sue another over things...
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Thinking of Entering a Business Partnership Agreement? Consider This First
Rather than going it alone as a sole trader, many business owners decide on entering into a business partnership agreement with one or more other people. After all, this helps...
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Find out The Real Importance of Estate Planning and Having a Current Will
Why do you need a Will? If you die without a Will the law says you have died “intestate”, this means that you have left no valid instructions as to...
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Is Cassie Sainsbury pure as the driven snow?
JOIN THE CLUB Cassie has joined an exclusive Australian club. Bob Hawke, Paul Keating, John Howard and Malcolm Turnbull all have warned young Australians not to join this club, as...
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Entering Into A Financial Agreement? Don’t Get Sold Short!
KEY POINTS FOR ENTERING INTO FINANCIAL AGREEMENTS Some helpful advice if you are considering entering into a Financial Agreement. Financial Agreements under the Family Law legislation are not simple agreements....
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What Are The Responsibilities And Entitlements During A Probationary Period?
The concept of a ‘trial period’ or more colloquially “try before you buy” has been accepted as part of the responsibilities and entitlements for some time and has become more...
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Administrative Remedies
There are three branches of Government, namely:(Administrative Remedies) Parliament; The Courts; and The Executive. Parliament writes the laws, the Courts interpret them and the Executive enforces these laws. Perhaps it...
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Surrogacy Arrangements in Australia
The recent story in the Sydney Morning Herald highlighting the emergence of a number of clinics in Cambodia apparently operating commercial surrogacy arrangements has reminded us of the ongoing debate...
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