For those who suffer an injury in the ACT, and wish to explore the possibility of a claim for compensation arising from that injury, it is important to understand that time limits apply in terms of the claims process. Most injury claims are governed by a law called the Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002. That
Australia offers a number of permanent visas and visa pathways for prospective migrants with certain skillsets. In order to apply for one of these visas (such as the subclass 189 Skilled Independent visa, the subclass 190 state and territory sponsored visa, and the subclass 491 regional skilled work visa), the applicant is required to obtain
Since the reopening of Australia’s borders, there has been a surge in the number of visa applications, with a simultaneous explosion in the number of holders of bridging visas. This article examines some of the issues surrounding these developments. What are bridging visas? Everyone present in Australia who is not an Australia citizen is legally
The first rung on the property ladder is higher off the ground than it used to be. Parents who are still active but have reached retirement increasingly want to use their savings to help adult children or grandchildren to buy a property. Their intentions are to use the funds now while it can really help
When administering a deceased estate, it is easy to become overwhelmed with all the steps you need to take and the hoops you need to jump through. Managing real estate owned by a deceased proprietor can add some tough decisions to the list of things to deal with. At Snedden Hall and Gallop, we understand
In Raad v Gedeon [2022] ACTSC 337 the ACT Supreme Court considered whether a surviving spouse who elects to appropriate the dwelling house towards their interest in an intestate estate, must account to the estate for the value of the house which exceeds their statutory entitlement. The decision overturned the earlier ruling in the case
There has been a lot of media coverage about the Bill which has been debated in Parliament in recent months − the ‘Secure Jobs, Better Pay’ Bill – which seeks to amend the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth). The Bill was passed on 2 December 2022 and received royal assent four days later. In early
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