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The majority of the time when a company is applying for credit, whether a loan from the bank or for an account with a supplier,
The majority of the time when a company is applying for credit, whether a loan from the bank or for an account with a supplier,
In a recent decision of Reeve v Ramsay Health (May 2013), an employee tried to make an unfair dismissal claim after being dismissed for what
Most property disputes between spouses settle before going to court. For those cases that do not, the path through the Family Court system can sometimes
The defacto legislation which came into force on 1 March 2009 declared that de facto couples would be treated in the Family Court, the same
With property prices so high, buying into the property market is unachievable for many people. It is becoming popular to buy with siblings, parents, partners
There has been a lot of media attention lately regarding the return of children from Australia to overseas parents. Everyone is aware of the infamous
Whilst travelling to a work meeting last week, I was stationary behind a line of traffic that had stopped. A large 4WD speeding up the
In general, when you separate from your partner and have to divide your property, superannuation is treated like any other asset. Our clients sometimes argue
Are people registering against you who shouldn’t be? Are you protecting your property? I was recently acting on a sale of business and did a