How to: Navigate school enrolments after divorce
School enrolment for small children is often a subject for dispute in the family courts. This issue is typically dealt within the context of parental
School enrolment for small children is often a subject for dispute in the family courts. This issue is typically dealt within the context of parental
Many good-intentioned employers are changing arrangements with their staff by way of verbal discussions in order to ride the wave of economic uncertainty during the Coronvairus
Increase to Minimum Wages from July 1, 2020. The Fair Work Commission has announced an increase of 1.75% to the National Minimum Wage. This increase
Seven questions to ask before entering a retirement village contract. The team at Watkins Tapsell have extensive experience dealing with retirement village contracts and have
Employers cannot force employees to install the COVIDSafe app. The Privacy Amendment (Public Health Contact Information) Act 2020 protects employees and makes it an offence
In a significant ruling of the Federal Court this week (Wed 20 May) the court found that an employee Mr Rossato who was employed under several written
The Family Court of Australia and the Federal Circuit Court of Australia have recognised the impact that COVID-19 restrictions may have on an individual’s ability
The State Government has announced Land Tax concessions as part of a wide range of support measures designed to help those in need and to
While social distancing restrictions remain in place around the country (to varying degrees), companies are still required to hold meetings and execute documents to keep