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Following a separation parents do not have to go to court about the care arrangements for their children. As a matter of principle we encourage

New Edition Contract The 10th edition REIQ Houses and Land Contract came into effect on 1 December 2014 coinciding with the repeal of the Property Agents

Many people believe that heads of agreements are non-binding documents and make the mistake of signing them without getting legal advice.  However, heads of agreements can be

Thanks to television programs and movies many people going through divorce believe that a property settlement means automatically ‘losing half of everything’ or the ‘lot’.

A small business employer is an employer who has less than 15 employees by head count.  The employer must count all employees including casual employees

Employers can easily fall into dispute with their employees by failing to properly handle redundancies. There is often uncertainty surrounding redundancy, in terms of handling

It is crucial that people who have a security interest in personal property take it seriously or risk losing their security interests. Many businesses are

Proposed Changes to Resources Legislation – Landowner rights may be impacted The Mineral and Energy Resources (Common Provisions) Bill 2014 has been introduced to parliament. 

A business owner will often lease their business premises.  Signing a lease though is a substantial commitment as the lessee is not only committing to paying

Q. I am an agent for a Vendor who is based in Victoria. The Vendor has appointed an attorney under a Victorian Power of Attorney.  Is

In this article we talk about a few things you can do to manage risk when it comes to contract preparation, negotiations and execution. Checklists are

Why have a Will?  The main reason is to ensure your estate is gifted in the way that you would like it to be. If