It is an unfortunate, but common occurrence, for employees to be injured in the workplace and entitled to some form of workers’ compensation. It can be a stressful and difficult time – for both the injured worker and the employer – and needs to be managed carefully, considerately and properly. On behalf of some clients, […]
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There are 3 ways in which parties can arrange child support matters. They are: i) Assessment Most people are aware that Child Support can be claimed via the Department of Human Services. This is done under the Child Support (Assessment) Act which requires an administrative assessment to be undertaken. This assessment is based on information […]
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As a business owner you should be aware of your legal obligations and rights when a customer pays for goods but fails to collect them or fails to provide you with delivery details. This is an issue that at times arises for manufacturers, wholesalers and even retailers. The Uncollected Goods Act NSW is the starting […]
MoreA reminder that there are considerable risks in not finalising a property settlement as quickly as possible after a separation. The recent case of Calvin v McTier [2017] FamCAFC 125 serves as a stark reminder of two things:- 1. Until you have either a Binding Financial Agreement or a Court Order (by consent or otherwise) […]
MoreWhat is intellectual property and what are some types of intellectual property? The best way to describe what intellectual property actually is, in a general sense, is to say that it results from someone using their mind or intellect to create something new or original. The issue then flows, what can be done to protect […]
MoreThere are many rules that govern the way in which vehicles are to be operated to maintain the safety of our roads, most of which are contained within the Road Rules 2014 (NSW). Many of these rules are well known to road users, however in this article, I will explore a few of the lesser […]
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When you file an application to set aside a statutory demand, section 459G of the Corporations Act says that the application (or originating process) together with an affidavit in support must be filed and served on the person who issued the demand within 21 days of receipt of the statutory demand. In Imagebuild Group Pty […]
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The legal liability of a Managing Agent in respect to repairs and maintenance to a property the subject of a Management Agreement, has been recently highlighted in a decision of the New South Wales Court of Appeal. The court at first instance found that by reason of a Management Agreement entered into between a Managing […]
MoreUnfortunately there are a considerable number of cases where one parent has a problem with alcohol or drugs (legal or illicit) which impacts upon their ability to provide suitable parenting to their children. The parent without the addiction is understandably concerned to ensure the children’s safety after the break down of a relationship. If an […]
MoreWorkforce participation and raising children are two very significant and crucial things that a lot of us do, so it’s important to know there are laws in place to help the two ‘jobs’ co-exist. Employees and employers have rights and responsibilities relating to pregnancy, parental leave and return to work under several different pieces of […]
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