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The Covid Pandemic accelerated the adoption of flexible and remote working arrangements across a range of businesses, not just in Australia, but throughout the world. These arrangements are likely to continue after the Pandemic is no more than a memory and although the arrangements have a lot to offer in terms of work flexibility, reduction in travel times and possibly even savings for some businesses [...]
Upon having children it is crucial to discuss with your partner who will look after your children in the event that you both pass away. In New South Wales, all children under the age of 18 years are required by law to have someone appointed to look after them, this is known as a guardian. What does a legal guardian do? A legal guardian is [...]
Australia is one of the most diverse, and multicultural, countries in the world as it is home to hundreds of distinct cultures, identities, and languages. Today there are over 400 languages spoken across our nation, from the Asian dialects of Mandarin and Cantonese to the Indigenous languages of this land. As such, if you, or your loved one, speak one of these languages instead of [...]
Whether you are an experienced tradesperson or renovator there are many things that could go wrong during the project. We have prepared some helpful hints to assist you when planning your renovations which will help you to avoid costly disputes. If you do find yourself in a dispute with your homeowner client or with a tradesperson you have employed, we are able to assist you [...]
On 6 December 2022, the Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Secure Jobs, Better Pay) Act 2022 (the Act) was enacted. The Act amends and introduces a number of workplace laws, and introduces new objectives to promote job security and promote gender equality. Some of the key changes are as follows: Fixed Term Employment Contracts The Act seeks to limit the use of fixed-term contracts. Employers can [...]
What is a Mutual Will? A mutual will is a legally binding contract between two parties, containing a promise that they will not revoke their wills which are subject of the contract upon the passing of one of them, without the consent of the other party or their personal legal representative. They provide protection for property that is brought into a relationship for the benefit [...]
There are significant consequences for using your mobile while driving with only few exceptions in New South Wales. In March 2020, New South Wales became the first State to implement the use of mobile phone detection cameras. The cameras utilise high-definition and infra-red flash to capture a clear image inside the front cabin of your motor vehicle. The images captured are then reviewed by artificial [...]
Prior to September 2021 family law disputes were heard by either the Family Court or the Federal Circuit Court depending on the nature and complexity of the case. The two Courts were then merged to create the new Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia with a single point of entry, intended to give families more efficient access to justice. More than a year on, [...]
In New South Wales it is a serious offence to drive a motor vehicle while your Prescribed Concentration of Alcohol (PCA) levels are higher than permitted for the category of driver’s licence you hold. It’s the festive season and police are out in force to protect the community. For some, it can be difficult to judge whether they are over the legal limit before getting [...]
Having a well drafted shareholder, unitholder or partnership agreement for your company, unit trust or business partnership helps govern the relationship between parties whilst in business together and when the business relationship comes to an end. It sets the framework for decision-making within the business and the process for a business partner to exit the business (which can be voluntarily or involuntarily). It can minimise [...]
