by precedence | Feb 23, 2018 | Knowledge
A guide for professionals on what to do if you’ve been served with a family law subpoena We often receive calls from accountants, financial advisors, counsellors, business owners and other professionals asking us what they should do after being served with a subpoena...
by precedence | Feb 13, 2018 | Knowledge
As a wills and estates solicitor I often hear the statement “I don’t have any assets, so I don’t need a will”. This couldn’t be further from the truth. I often respond with the following questions. Me: “Do you work?” Friend: “Yes” Me: “Do you have super?” Friend:...
by Nigel Hales | Feb 6, 2018 | Knowledge
For years there has been tension in some community (strata) title schemes involving conflicts between holiday makers and permanent residents. There have been attempts by schemes which are predominantly permanent residential complexes to outlaw holiday letting via...
by precedence | Jan 30, 2018 | Knowledge
The Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017 (“BIF Act”) was passed on 26 October 2017, just prior to the pre-election dissolution of the government. The BIF Act, introduces major changes for the building industry in 2018. What are the reforms?...
by precedence | Dec 5, 2017 | Knowledge
Having assisted countless families over more than a decade as a family lawyer, I have observed that Christmas time can be a particularly stressful period for separated parents. Not only are there the usual stresses – buying the perfect gifts, arranging a...
by precedence | Dec 4, 2017 | Knowledge
Estrangement from a child may still entitle them to more than just a lump of coal from your estate Christmas is a time when we reflect on the year that has been; we celebrate our triumphs and acknowledge our tribulations. It is often a time for forgiveness and new...
