Are you buying or selling property in NSW? Are you about to enter into a lease as a Landlord or Tenant, do you need to vary an existing lease of NSW land? From 22 March 2021 the Registrar General has mandated further land dealings (documents) that must be lodged electronically. This means that NSW Land
On Wednesday 24 February we were lucky enough to welcome some very close colleagues from the legal industry for our annual “Legal Referrer’s Event”. It was a special occasion welcoming our partners from Tallagandra Hill Winery to take us through some local wine tasting, as well as share with the room some really insightful stories
Many Australian sporting organisations regularly import players and coaches from overseas to give their team a competitive edge. This happens in a variety of sports, right from the NRL, A-League and W-League, down through to local leagues such as the John I Dent Cup (local rugby). And it is this time of the year, that
Very often we meet family law clients who have been forced to apply for family violence orders (FVOs) against their ex-partners. FVOs (sometimes also known as intervention orders) usually stop an ex-partner from being at or near the home of the person protected by the FVO. Just as often, we meet family law clients whose
When a visa applicant receives a refusal decision, it’s only natural that their immediate reaction is to enquire into making an appeal. This is not always a simple decision and involves practical and cost considerations, as well as exploring the legal questions to be raised. These decisions are also complicated by the current COVID-related travel
For many parents, choosing a school for their child can be a difficult and confusing decision. There’s a lot to consider, such as the child’s needs and interests, and the family’s personal values, as well as more practical considerations such as location and fees. Each school is different and it’s common for parents to feel
Employers cannot stop employees from going on holidays. However, they should have in place a clear policy about what happens if an employee goes on a holiday and then is required to self-quarantine when they return. In 2020 a number of modern awards were amended to include some additional entitlements to address the impact of
There is no black and white answer to this question - whether or not an employer can direct all employees to have the COVID-19 vaccination will depend on the circumstances, and whether the direction is ‘lawful and reasonable’. For an employer to be able to justify mandatory vaccinations in the workplace, it would need to
Running your business through a Company makes sense for risk management. You have already had advice about some of the benefits that make the extra set-up costs worthwhile. Here are a few: employing staff and paying contractors is easier; there is a better chance of protecting your personal assets; you can turn your hard work
Relationship breakdowns can be a challenging and confusing time for many people. Usually, when you and your former partner separate, difficult decisions about your children, property, finances and belongings need to be made. Therefore, it is important you protect yourself by getting legal advice as early as you can. Sometimes it is obvious when to
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