It is often the dynamic in a marriage or de facto relationship that one party takes on the role of the homemaker/parent, whilst their spouse takes on the role of breadwinner by working to earn an income to support the family financially. So, what happens...
When a commercial or retail tenant in New South Wales stops paying rent, the financial and operational impact can be significant. While it is important to respond quickly, it is equally important to follow a careful and legally compliant process. Taking the right steps from...
The New South Wales Court of Appeal decision in Zong v Lin [2022] NSWCA 136 is a clear reminder of why properly drafted shareholders’ agreements are critical—particularly where one party controls the company’s day-to-day operations and finances. The case involved two business partners, Mr Jason Zong...
5 January 2026 marks the 50 year anniversary of the Family Court of Australia. The Family Court of Australia was created in 1976, officially commencing operations on January 5, 1976. The Family Law Act 1975 transformed divorce and family law by introducing no-fault divorce and establishing the...
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Family Law in 2025: A Year of Significant Reform. In 2025, Australia’s family law system continued to undergo extensive reform, building on the significant changes introduced in 2024....
We all need to take into consideration the affect of the ongoing coverage and the toll it may take on those around us, in particular our children. Remember, media both on television and online, is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week...
If you are looking at buying a business, you have probably come across two main structures: an asset sale or a share sale, so what is a share sale agreement? ...
If you are looking at buying a business, you have probably come across two main structures: an asset sale or a share sale. A share sale agreement involves purchasing the shares of a company, meaning you take over the company as it exists — including its...
When it comes to protecting your interests in property, especially in complex or disputed situations, two powerful legal mechanisms stand out: constructive trusts and caveats. Both play crucial roles in safeguarding property rights and preventing fraud when formal legal ownership does not reflect the true...