Author: quirky-curran

Michael Solari welcomes You To 2021

22 Jan Michael Solari welcomes You To 2021

Posted at 17:20h in Commercial & Property Law, Conveyancing, Family Law, Uncategorized, Webinars, Podcasts and Videos by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Michael Solari welcomes our clients to 2021. Sharing shares updated information about Solari and Stock, upcoming changes, updates and staff changes....

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Commercial Law Q&A

22 Jan Commercial Law Q&A

Posted at 10:11h in Commercial & Property Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Is walking up to my neighbour's front door and knocking on it a trespass?...

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Should I include or exclude a foreign person from being a beneficiary in my discretionary or family trust?

20 Jan Should I include or exclude a foreign person from being a beneficiary in my discretionary or family trust?

Posted at 10:30h in Commercial & Property Law, Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Due to stamp duty and land tax surcharges applicable where foreign persons are potential beneficiaries of a discretionary trust the question arises as to whether the trust should exclude a person considered to be a foreign person from being a potential beneficiary....

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Directors and Shareholders Rights in Relation to Improper Conduct by Other Directors or Shareholders

18 Jan Directors and Shareholders Rights in Relation to Improper Conduct by Other Directors or Shareholders

Posted at 10:18h in Commercial & Property Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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In many small businesses run through a company there are two or more directors who may be family members or friends. Disputes may then arise and an issue arises as to what rights a director or shareholder has in relation to the conduct of another...

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Family Law Q&A-How does the Court treat money given to me from my parents?

13 Jan Family Law Q&A-How does the Court treat money given to me from my parents?

Posted at 11:21h in Family Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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How does the Court treat money given to me from my parents? Money given by a parent or family member is treated differently in Family Law property settlement depending on whether the money was given as a gift or a loan....

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Family Law Resolutions

11 Jan Family Law Resolutions

Posted at 16:37h in Family Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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The Christmas holiday period often places additional pressure on families who are going through separation. Our Family Law team has come up with the following New Year’s Resolutions for those couples who are going through separation....

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Challenging a Will in NSW: How and Who Pays the Costs?

04 Jan Challenging a Will in NSW: How and Who Pays the Costs?

Posted at 11:00h in Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Challenging a Will, on any pathway, is a very different beast to other forms of litigation and cost implications can play a big role in choosing to take estate litigation forward. So what are the pathways to challenge a Will?...

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Separation and De-Facto Relationships

28 Dec Separation and De-Facto Relationships

Posted at 10:20h in Family Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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The make-up of the modern household is quite different to what it used to be. As a result, the definition of relationships has also changed in the eyes of the law. Today, de facto couples (same sex and heterosexual) are entitled to almost the same...

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Solari and Stock Christmas closure dates

23 Dec Solari and Stock Christmas closure dates

Posted at 22:05h in Commercial & Property Law, Conveyancing, Family Law, Uncategorized, Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Updates to the Unfair Contract Terms legislation set to expand protections

23 Dec Updates to the Unfair Contract Terms legislation set to expand protections

Posted at 09:15h in Commercial & Property Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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The phrase Unfair Contract Terms (UCTs) sends a shiver down small businesses and consumers alike, and allows larger, contract-issuing, businesses to rub their hands in glee. In the ten years that UCTs legislation has existed in Australia for the protection of consumers (and only four...

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