What is Duty of Disclosure?
09 Feb What is Duty of Disclosure?
The following is an infographic explaining the phrase Duty of Disclosure....
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Duty of Disclosure
07 Feb Duty of Disclosure
What is the duty of disclosure and what happens if a party to a family law proceeding fails to provide full and frank disclosure? The obligation to make full and frank disclosure in family law proceedings is fundamental to the exercise of jurisdiction in both parenting...
What is Legal Professional Privilege
02 Feb What is Legal Professional Privilege
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What is Legal Professional Privilege? All communications between a client and their lawyer will remain confidential and are protected by Legal Professional Privilege (“LPP”). LPP applies where the central purpose of the communication is the giving or receiving…...
Changes in NSW regarding paper Certificates of Title
15 Nov Changes in NSW regarding paper Certificates of Title
The Real Property Amendment (Certificates of Title) Act 2021 came into effect on 11 October 2021 and from this date, paper Certificates of Title were abolished and NSW Land Registry Services cancelled all paper Certificates of Title. All property dealings will now have to...
Powers of Attorney – be careful who you appoint
12 Jul Powers of Attorney – be careful who you appoint
Power of Attorneys and Enduring Guardianships are important tools in managing your financial and lifestyle affairs. When you create the documents, you will be known as the Principal, and you will have an Attorney who manages your financial affairs, and a Guardian who manages your...
How Technology will Direct the Future for Boutique Lawyers
16 Apr How Technology will Direct the Future for Boutique Lawyers
Across conference tables and networking sessions at the recent Lawyers Weekly Boutique Law Summit in Sydney, delegates were abuzz about how to take on the future....
Q&A-Co Ownership Agreements
14 Apr Q&A-Co Ownership Agreements
Why should you have a Co-Ownership Agreement? Here are some frequently asked questions relating to disputes between Co-Owners....
Q&A-Winding up on just and equitable grounds
12 Apr Q&A-Winding up on just and equitable grounds
Under section 461(1)(k) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) a Court may make a winding up order and appoint a liquidator to a company where it is of the opinion that it is just and equitable that the company be wound up....
Winding up on just and equitable grounds
29 Mar Winding up on just and equitable grounds
Almost always, insolvency is the reason why a company is wound up. This process is often initiated by a creditor of the insolvent company. However, insolvency is not the only grounds for winding up. The court may also order the winding up of a...
Could You Benefit From a Co-Ownership Agreement?
15 Mar Could You Benefit From a Co-Ownership Agreement?
Property prices have been on the rise making it more difficult for buyers to get their foot into the property market. Owning property jointly can seem appealing as friends or family can pool their money together to have a larger deposit, or substantially better borrowing power....