The Need For A Diligent Commercial Lawyer
The commercial endeavors of a business, whether big or small, is an intricate process and is one that is essential to strengthening a company. Commercial law regulates this process by…
What Is The Role Of A Conveyancing Solicitor
A conveyancing solicitor handles the legalities of buying and selling property. The role of a conveyancing solicitor varies slightly depending if they are acting for the vendor or the purchaser,…
Selling Strata Airspace
A great way to generate profit or funding through common property is to subdivide and sell airspace areas above the roof. This can be transferred to lot owners, developers or…
Are Stepchildren Able to Apply to the Court for a Family Provision Order?
Blended families and step-families are increasing throughout Australia. In 2016, they accounted for 10% of families. As families are interwoven with one another, inheritances can become even more contested than…
Setting Aside Statutory Demand Part (B) – “Some Other Reason”.
Section 459P of the Corporations Act sets out who has standing for an application to the Court under s 459A for a winding-up order. Section 459P provides: (1) Any one…
Expert Advice from a Commercial Lease Lawyer on Covid-19 Regulations
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Setting Aside a Statutory Demand Where There Is a Genuine Dispute About the Debt
Companies often issue statutory demands to creditors in an attempt to collect a debt quickly and cheaply, and commercial lawyers are often asked to advise companies issued with demands. But…
Do I Need A Probate Lawyer
The passing of a loved one, relative or close friend is almost always a painful and disorienting experience. If you are appointed as an executor in their Will or are…
Costs in the Guardianship Division of NCAT
The general rule is that each party to proceedings in the Tribunal is to pay the party’s own costs. However, the Tribunal may award costs if it is satisfied that…
Richardson V Richardson – Recent Mesne Profits Case Update
In the case of Richardson v Richardson [2021] NSWSC 353, the court considered issues arising from the administration of the estate of the late Jocelyn Richardson who died in 2016.…