ArticleCan a parenting plan be enforced?A court can fine or gaol a parent for not abiding by court orders. However, this is not the case with parenting plans. AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialSwaab Attorneys
ArticleGrandparents rights - what you should do if your children go through separationSeeking advice from the outset ensures that our client's money is properly protected on the divorce of their children.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialSwaab Attorneys
ArticleMarital disputes: are you in bed with the tax man?Family Law Courts have far-reaching powers and duties to refer allegations of tax evasion to the relevant authorities.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialSwaab Attorneys
ArticleNegotiating parenting arrangements after separation or divorce - Best interests of the child are paramountThe biggest mistake that people make when negotiating parenting arrangements is that they allow their own anger and hurt to cloud their judgment as to what parenting arrangements would be in the best interests of their children. AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialSwaab Attorneys
ArticleParenting arrangements during COVID-19CJ Alstergren issued a statement acknowledging the impact that the pandemic has on parents and parenting arrangements.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialSwaab Attorneys
ArticleWhat rights do parents have to stop their former partner's new partner from taking part in raising their children?Discusses the implications of a former partner's new partner and children.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialSwaab Attorneys
ArticleNew laws governing public access to share registers aimed at unsolicited share offersThe government recently brought into force new laws regulating access to share registers. Although aimed primarily at unsolicited share offers, the Corporations Amendment (No 1) Act 2010 restricts access to registers for a far wider range of users. AustraliaFinance and BankingSwaab Attorneys
ArticleChanges to Insolvency Notice Publication RequirementsASIC has announced changes to the way most corporate insolvency notices need to be published from 1 July 2012.AustraliaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringSwaab Attorneys
ArticleCOVID-19: Insolvency update - statutory demands, bankruptcy and insolvent tradingArticle discusses the recent changes to statutory demands, bankruptcy & insolvent trading laws due to the COVID-19 pandemic.AustraliaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringSwaab Attorneys
ArticlePublishing Winding Up Notices - Avoiding Duplication of CostsChanges to the way most corporate insolvency notices have to be published came into effect on 1 July 2012.AustraliaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringSwaab Attorneys
ArticleAppeal dismissed - Full Federal Court confirms that iiNet is not liable for infringements by its usersIn brief - TV and film companies fail to snare iiNet </h3> <p>Internet service provider (ISP) iiNet is not guilty of copyright infringement on the basis of file sharing by its users, according to the Full Federal Court.AustraliaIntellectual PropertySwaab Attorneys
ArticleAttacking IP infringers - look before you leapBefore issuing a formal letter of demand on infringers, IP owners need to ensure that they have all evidentiary records.AustraliaIntellectual PropertySwaab Attorneys
ArticleCheaper Online Option For Patent ApplicationsIP Australia's Patent Office has introduced an online facility. AustraliaIntellectual PropertySwaab Attorneys
ArticleCopyright And The Digital Economy Issues Paper ReleasedThe issues paper requests comments on over 50 questions relating to the appropriateness of current copyright exceptions.AustraliaIntellectual PropertySwaab Attorneys
ArticleNew Zealand Signs Up To International Treaty, Making Trade Mark Protection EasierAustralian trade mark owners will be able to apply for trade mark registration in New Zealand more easily and cheaply.AustraliaIntellectual PropertySwaab Attorneys
ArticleMinds Count annual lecture 2019Article discusses the annual lectures that were created for the legal community to discuss depression & anxiety.AustraliaLaw Practice ManagementSwaab Attorneys
ArticleWhat the Family Court merger means for separating couplesFamilies going through separation may be aware of recent news announcements of changes to the Family Court system.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationSwaab Attorneys
ArticleNSW swimming pool compliance legislation delay: A sensible outcomeThe implementation of swimming pool changes is to be postponed for a further 12 months, to commence on 29 April 2015.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionSwaab Attorneys
ArticleReintroduction of National Cabinets Mandatory Code of Conduct for Commercial Leasing in NSWReintroduction of code mandates rent relief for eligible tenants impacted by COVID until 13 January 2022.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionSwaab Attorneys
ArticleTax And Child SupportToday the amount of periodic child support that one parent is required to pay the other is determined according to the cost of care for a child (based on cost of care tables) which is then apportioned between the parents according to the amount of time the child spends overnight with each parent and the income of the parents. AustraliaTaxSwaab Attorneys