Throughout the life of your business, you will have employees take parental leave. It is important to know what their parental leave entitlements are, so
Recently, the Federal Government proposed to do away with the Family Court as a standalone court. The proposal involved merging the specialist Family Court of Australia
If you are purchasing an off-the-plan apartment, you probably have some concerns, and rightly so – as there has been plenty of negative news in
Grouping provisions under the Payroll Taxation Act 2007 (“the Act”) are often misunderstood. Some common misconceptions are that the grouping provisions only apply to employers
Estate Planners will need to give careful consideration as to how to best handle the impact of the proposed amendments to the Duties Act 1997 &
Where a party has not provided full and frank disclosure of their financial affairs in family law proceedings, a way to obtain these financial documents
The Federal Government has announced another attempt at offering an amnesty to employers who have not complied with superannuation guarantee legislation. The first try at
There is currently a bill before the NSW parliament that deems all discretionary/family trusts to be ‘foreign persons’. The effect of this deeming is that
There is a lot of anecdotal evidence out there to suggest that for some time the nature of retail is changing in Australia. It is
Discover the impact of employee social media posts on your brand. Learn about the importance of clear social media policies and the possibility of terminating employees.
On 19 June 2019, the High Court of Australia made a landmark decision regarding the parental rights of a sperm donor when it delivered judgment in
When entering into any type of contract, the last thing that either party wants is a ‘contractual surprise’. These types of surprises often appear when standard
Sometimes you should fight for what is right. Most people view litigation as a tool of last resort, however, litigation can be viewed as a
In 2013, the media broke a scandal about the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) financial planning arm having corrupt practices. This led to a Senate
Melbourne Cup week is always a bit of an unusual week for my real estate practice. I find it to be a quiet week as many
Employers’ should be aware of the upcoming changes to the annualised salary arrangements which will take effect from the 1 March 2020 and affect multiple
A Family Report is a report prepared by a Family Consultant which provides the Court with an independent assessment of the issues in a parenting
Usually, a lease is created in writing to establish a landlord-tenant relationship. In this article we outline a case where the business owners of Gearins Hotel in
It should go without saying that employees should apply for leave and have it approved by their employer before booking any flights, accommodation, tours or
Assisted by Jason Vo In February this year we informed you about changes to the retirement village legislation that took place on 1 July. Following this, the
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