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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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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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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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Point to consider during the sale of a business

21 Dec Point to consider during the sale of a business

Posted at 10:42h in Commercial & Property Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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For many businesses, their people are the most valuable assets. Key employees can offer important skills and expertise, knowledge, reputation and relationships – attributes which are often critical to a business’ success. So, when purchasing a business, along with other assets such as plant and equipment,...

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Changing the stigma of fathers’ roles in Family Law cases

14 Dec Changing the stigma of fathers’ roles in Family Law cases

Posted at 10:34h in Family Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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We regularly hear about Fathers who worry about their chances of being treated fairly in the Family Court system. Whether right or wrong, the Courts have long carried the stigma of being biased against Fathers when it comes to parenting orders because Mother’s are traditionally...

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Solari and Stock December 2020 Newsletter

11 Dec Solari and Stock December 2020 Newsletter

Posted at 15:31h in Newsletters, Uncategorized, Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Our December 2020 edition of our Newsletter has been published and sent to our clients via email and mail, a copy of the newsletter can be found here and viewed in PDF format....

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Wills and Estates Q&A-Can I write my own will?

09 Dec Wills and Estates Q&A-Can I write my own will?

Posted at 10:51h in Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Sometimes, people attempt a ‘homemade’ will without any guide or assistance but such documents often do not follow correct legal form nor withstand legal scrutiny; there are many formalities that a valid will must follow and legal assistance is really the best way to adhere...

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If I die without a will, who gets my assets?

07 Dec If I die without a will, who gets my assets?

Posted at 12:11h in Wills & Estates by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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When someone dies without a will, he or she dies ‘intestate’. In each state, the law has arrangements for this which detail who gets what from the deceased’s estate and how this process is to be administered. To do this, an administrator will be appointed...

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Commercial Law Q&A

24 Nov Commercial Law Q&A

Posted at 23:55h in Commercial & Property Law by quirky-curran 0 Comments

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Are my Staff Casual Employees, or permanent? Anyone who is responsible for the hiring and firing of staff should be across the “type” of employee they hire. The recent case of Workpac Pty Ltd v Rossato (2020) has highlighted that you cannot make assumptions. So how do...

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