Wills, Estates and Probate
‘Cleaning up’ Your Affairs- Power of Attorney and Wills
Prenups – “but I’m not rich or famous, so why bother”?
Approximately half of all Australians don’t have one – a Will
International assets and estate planning
Conditional gifts from your estate
Interesting facts about your Will
Do you know that you have digital assets?
Q. How much should I spend on my Will? A. Depends on what you want
The law of survivorship – why is it important when buying a house?
I should have received something in the Will
What you need to know when choosing an executor
Alert to Married Same Sex Couples – Is Your Will Still Valid?
Estate Planning Webinar Series
Have You Considered The Importance of Estate Planning When Purchasing Real Estate?
Executor or executioner? Is my Will valid?
Hey help me out and I’ll look after you in my Will!
What you need to know about Marriage, Divorce and your Will
What if you want to leave someone out of your Will?
What happens in the event of simultaneous deaths
Approximately half of all Australians don’t have one – a Will
Migration and Citizenship Law
Latest Migration Updates for Australia | COVID 19
Partner Visa Sponsorship Obligations
Health Requirements and your Visa
Can we apply for a Partner Visa?
Relationship Requirements for Partner Visas
Visa 489 Replaced by New Skilled-Regional 491 Visa
Student Guardian visa (subclass 590)
Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme visa (subclass 187)
Working Holiday visa (subclass 417)
The good character requirement – what does it mean?
Why should I use an Immigration Lawyer opposed to a Migration Agent?
Would you like a free migration plan? Come join us for an Immichat.
Why migrate to South Australia
What is an Australian Study Requirement?
Foreign Skilled Labour in response to Construction Industry Staffing Shortage
Immigration SA announces they are re-opening selected State Nomination visas
My relationship is on the rocks and I’m on a Partner visa, what now?
Why is Estate Planning important to Migration?
Recent changes to Skilled Migration Visas, what you need to know…
Overstaying your visa? What this means for you.
Family violence whilst on your Visa – what are your options?
Changes to Australian Partner Visas – what you need to know
All you need to know about the new Entrepreneur Visa
New Changes to Migration Program, what you should know !
Does HIV/AIDS stop you from entering Australia?
Changes to Australian Partner Visas coming in effect 17 April 2019
Skilled Migration: New Occupations Added
Family Law
Parenting arrangements may be affected by the Coronavirus
Part 2: Involved in a Family Law dispute? How to save money
Part 1: Involved in a Family Law dispute? How to save money
Legal rights for de facto relationships
The relationship is over, what about my inheritance?
X-Lotto Winnings – will I be able to keep them
International Pre-Nuptial Agreements
Family loans – should they be documented?
Grandparents v biological parents
The honeymoon is over and so is the marriage – now what?
Planning to say ‘I Do’? Better read this then!
Blended Families – have you planned what will happen to your assets when you die?
He/She left me for another woman/man
4 things you can do to protect your assets in a family law dispute
Does your sexual orientation affect your rights and entitlements?
Elder Abuse – how can I prevent it?
Social media – think before you ‘post’
Struggling with co-parenting? There’s an App for that!
Lending money to your child? Did you know…
Executor or executioner? Is my Will valid?
I hope the kids don’t find out!
Can I be liable for my partner’s tax debts? Part 1
My Health Records posing risk to vulnerable children
I don’t want my ex to know anything about my finances
Can I use recordings in family law cases?
Property Settlement – All you need to know
How domestic violence is dealt with in Family Court
How is Cryptocurrency dealt with in separation? Here’s what you need to know.
Who gets to keep the pet after separation?
We finally agreed on child support – now our circumstances have changed. Do I still have to pay?
Can I be liable for my partner’s tax debts? Part 2
I want to take my child on a holiday – guide for parents who are separated
Taxation
Taxed for a hobby or running a business – where do you cross the line?
Residency for tax purposes? Not as simple as it sounds…
The Ostrich Principle Part Two or, So the Tax Office has prosecuted you
Unpaid tax: even the professionals aren’t immune
ATO Audits: Acts of God or can they be avoided?
Can I be liable for my partner’s tax debts? Part 1
Can I be liable for my partner’s tax debts? Part 2
Garnishee notices: Is the ATO really out to get small businesses?
The ‘gig economy’: Are your tax obligations staying up to date?
Business and Commercial Law
‘Cleaning up’ Your Affairs- Gifting, Relaxing Debts, Leases and Trusts
Make sure your contracts are watertight
Morrison government planning to ban cash: What does this mean for you?
Emails can lead to a binding lease agreement
Director liability for company’s non-compliance – employee obligations
Fair Entitlements Guarantee Recovery Programme
PPSR Update: Leases and Bailments
Mark your territory! What you need to know about trademarking
Conscientious Objection to Same Sex Marriage? Read on …
5 Top Tips for Your New Business Venture or Start-up
Understanding Personal Guarantees
Changes to unfair contract terms
What You Need to Know About Dispute Resolution and Litigation
New European Data Protection Regulations and how they may affect you
What does it mean to appoint a corporate trustee in a family trust?
Servcorp and Unfair Contract Terms
A windfall for Start-Ups and Entrepreneurs: new developments in Crowdfunding
Directors Penalty Notices – unforeseen personal liability
Ipso Facto Clauses: What you should be aware of before entering into a contract
My business is run under a company structure. Am I protected from a personal attack?
Property Law and Conveyancing
Changes to Land Tax in South Australia: Things all property owners SHOULD be aware of!
Crackdown on foreign investors
What you need to know before signing a Contract to purchase a property
Exemptions from Stamp Duty – transfers between spouses or former spouses
To trust or not to trust? The benefits of using trusts for property ownership
State Government Surcharge on Foreign Purchasers – no longer a foreign concept
What is the Verification of Authority requirement?
Do I have a caveatable interest?
What does the new GST Withholding regime mean for residential Purchasers and Developers?
Co–ownership Agreements – Do I need one?
Building and Construction Contracts – What you should look out for!
Employment Law
Workplace Health & Safety Update
Employer’s obligations to interns
Your rights and obligations as an overseas worker
Do you need a social media policy in your workplace?
Employing foreign workers – are you at risk?
End of Year Work Parties It’s all fun until someone loses an eye!
Employees now entitled to leave for family and domestic violence
‘Cleaning up’ Your Affairs- Gifting, Relaxing Debts, Leases and Trusts
‘Cleaning up’ Your Affairs- Power of Attorney and Wills
I am a partner of an Australian Citizen (Permanent Resident). Can I travel to Australia during the COVID-19 Travel Ban?
Parenting arrangements may be affected by the Coronavirus (COVID-19)
How can I protect myself if my business becomes insolvent?
Latest Migration Updates for Australia | COVID 19
COVID 19 Update
Partner Visa Sponsorship Obligations
Health Requirements and your Visa
Can we apply for a Partner Visa?
Relationship Requirements for Partner Visas
Make sure your contracts are watertight
Contracts and legal documents are a part of our lives. Some of us are more experienced than others when it comes to understanding what a contract or legal document means, and what the consequences of signing it are, or may be.
Prenups – but I’m not rich or famous, so why bother?
Can I move interstate with my child after separation?
The short answer is yes. The long answer is depends. If you can get the other parent’s consent to relocate with the child then there is nothing stopping you. In most situations, getting the consent of the other parent can be very difficult. If you have tried to get the other parent’s consent unsuccessfully then you ought to at least attempt family dispute resolution (unless family violence or other limiting exceptions are factors).