Covid-19 and its Employment and Workplace Issues
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Advance Care Planning – Starting a Conversation
It's time to plan for your future health and personal wellbeing.
COVID-19 Update 2
Ensuring our community remains safe and healthy is our main priority.
Wills and Estates: COVID-19 Update
We are now offering remote appointments for clients.
Private Clients | E-Briefs
Residential Landlords – Changes To The Act Now Apply
As you may have heard, the new provisions in the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (ACT) commenced on 1 November 2019.
Private Clients | E-Briefs
Challenging an insurer’s decision to deny your public liability claim
A public liability insurance policy covers a business against a range of risks with the main risks being property damage or personal injury to another person through negligence or faulty workmanship.
Property & Construction | E-Briefs
Builder Home Warranty Insurance, What Can Go Wrong?
Building a house or undertaking renovations is a daunting task for most people: it is a big financial commitment ...
Business | E-Briefs
Insolvency Law Reform to Deal with Phoenix Companies
Illegal phoenixing involves creating a new company then transferring company assets from an existing company to the new company for the purposes of making those assets unavailable to creditors of the existing company...
Private Clients | E-Briefs
Selling Property 101 The Need to Know
Selling property can be a stressful and trying time. However, there are some things you can do to make the process easier for you and your family ...
Property & Construction | E-Briefs
Security of payment and project managers
This eBrief was updated 29/07/19 to cover the application of Security of Payment legislation to project management services and how it can affect you ...
Business | E-Briefs
Exposed directors – Don’t pay for company debts
Recent changes to Commonwealth legislation have extended the enforcement measures, and decreased the reporting timeframes, for a company’s superannuation guarantee charge (SGC) obligations ...
Private Clients | E-Briefs
What happens to my super when I die?
Most people assume that their Super will be paid to whoever they have left their assets to in their Will. However, this is not always the case – so be careful!