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Jun. 9 2023
We will be closed on Monday 12th June for the King’s birthday public holiday and will reopen on Tuesday 13th June at 9am.
Jun. 7 2023
A reminder for strata managers or strata secretaries who have not yet reported for 2022 to get it done before 30 June 2023. Penalties of up to $5,500 may apply for not completing the first strata report by 30 June 2023.
Jun. 5 2023
A reminder for strata managers or strata secretaries who have not yet reported for 2022 to get it done before 30 June 2023. Penalties of up to $5,500 may apply for not completing the first strata report by 30 June 2023.
May. 29 2023
The assessment of the family home is probably the most misunderstood asset with regards to aged care and the age pension. Generally speaking, the former home will be assessed as an asset for Aged care purposes unless occupied by a protected person on the date of permanent entry to care.
May. 26 2023
Recently we ran an article on varying parenting orders, in this follow up video Kirstin explains the process of varying parenting order more thoroughly.
May. 25 2023
This morning Solari and Stock took part in the 30th anniversary of the Biggest Morning tea raising funds for the Cancer Council. We were lucky enough to be joined by members from Pulse Property Agents and it was a great opportunity to mingle with our…
May. 22 2023
Surviving in a co-parenting arrangement during divorce or separation can be challenging. But, there are some great divorce and co-parenting apps out there to manage your parenting arrangements and help to reduce the conflict.
May. 17 2023
In the recent budget presentation on May 9, 2023, the government confirmed its commitment to supporting crucial measures aimed at addressing the impact of family violence on women and children, as well as providing assistance to vulnerable parties involved in family law matters.
May. 15 2023
The Court may still be reluctant to vary final parenting orders, even if there has been a significant change in circumstances and the threshold test has been met. The Court will first need to consider what is in the best interests of the child and whether a variation of the Orders is desirable.