Payment of Superannuation Proceeds and your Estate
In a 2014 Western Australian Supreme Court Decision, four children did not receive $648,586 in superannuation proceeds gifted to them by their mother. This case should serve as a reminder for all members of a Self Managed Super Funds. In the case of Ioppolo & Hesfordv Conti [2013] WASC 389, the deceased mother’s valid will […]
Commercial Leasing – How to avoid new commercial terms that arise within the Lease
In general, a Landlord and Tenant will agree to the main commercial terms of a Lease prior to discussions with a solicitor. When considering a lease, the parties will usually agree to the following terms:- The area to be leased (whether a shop, building or part thereof); The rent per annum; Whether outgoings will be […]
Women in Business Awards
Our Brooke Pugh has been nominated for the Women in Business Awards 2015. Congratulations Brooke! Please see the article below. http://www.highlifemagazine.net/women-in-business-awards/?utm_source=Highlife+Downs+LIving+Newsletter+Subscribers&utm_campaign=dca1f9808e-HL_Newsletter+Nov+5&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_9393e5b4a9-dca1f9808e-45599513
Condon Charles Fixed Fees for Divorce Applications
Applying for a Divorce in the Federal Circuit Court is an application that some people choose to “DIY”, and you can find information about the process
Trask & Westlake [2015] – roles of Homemaker/Parent and Breadwinner can be considered equal
In Trask & Westlake [2015] FamCAFC 160, the Full Court gave voice to the principal that the roles of homemaker/parent and breadwinner can be
Special Hardship Licence Applications
Special Hardship Licence Applications The accrual of demerit points has the capacity to put a person’s driver’s licence status in peril. Offences which carry the imposition of demerit points include speeding or using a mobile telephone while driving. Many offences carry demerit point accumulation liabilities for careless drivers and you can refer to the attached […]