If you are going through a divorce, you probably have lots of questions about the process. And one of the most common ones is: Do I have to go to court? Do I have to go to court? Like so many legal questions, the answer to this question is: ‘It depends’. Generally, most family law
The Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482) (TSS) was introduced in March 2018 (replacing the 457 visa) to assist in filling skills-related employment gaps. In this article Dominic Cookman and Suchara Fernando list 9 things employers should know before they apply to sponsor someone under the 482 visa. Background The 482 visa permits the holder
Family provision claims can be made when family members feel they were not sufficiently provided for in a will. In this article Suchara Fernando outlines a 2017 case that demonstrates the importance of updating your will and considering potential family provision claims. This case study follows on from Helen Phelps’ recent article on family provision
To encourage potential migrants to settle in regional and rural parts of Australia, the Australian Government plans to introduce two new skilled provisional visas. In this article Suchara Fernando outlines the key requirements for these new visas. Background The Australian Government intends to introduce two new skilled provisional visas in November 2019. These visas will
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